I don’t like to play favorites with my custom wedding invitations, but I must say that these patterned vertical tri-panel wedding invitations are everything. The green, navy and gray flourish pattern frames the dark navy blue invitation panels giving it such a sophisticated yet elegant and modern look. The pattern continues down to the tear-off RSVP postcard with a reversed white background. The combination of a swirly script font with a simple block small caps font and dividing lines give the tall invitation a poster style resemblance. The matching tall & thin ceremony programs incorporate the same colors, fonts and pattern, with contrasting navy and cream stripes on the back.
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This couple needed to accommodate 3 receptions for their Indian wedding, so the trifold wedding invitation was a perfect format for them. We included a deep purple background with white and bright turquoise writing and swirling flourishes resembling fleur de lis in the corners. The first panel features their formal wedding invitation; the second features information for their 3 receptions; and the third panel is a tear-off RSVP postcard with meal icons of a cow, chicken and fish for the menu selections.
This couple was looking for wedding invitations to portray “Springtime at Christmas” for their December wedding in the Virgin Islands. They also wanted to incorporate yellow love birds, as well as green and red for Christmas. This vertical tri -panel invitation was perfect for their fun personalities. The yellow and green flowering vines flow down all three panels for a seamless design. The first two panels include the invitation text, with a tear-off RSVP postcard as the third panel. We also designed coordinating ceremony programs with the same colors, fonts, flowers, vines and love birds for their wedding this past weekend. Congratulations newlyweds Tiffany and Bayley!
reen flowering vines flow down all three panels for a seamless design. The first two panels include the invitation text, with a tear-off RSVP postcard as the third panel. We also designed coordinating ceremony programs with the same colors, fonts, flowers, vines and love birds for their wedding this past weekend. Congratulations newlyweds Tiffany and Bayley!
Check out the coordinating save-the-date postcards featured on a previous blog post.
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These all in one wedding invitations feature a gold hanging chandelier with fancy brown script and a swirl pattern border across the bottom. The center panel features reception, accommodations, and menu information with the third panel as a tear-off reply postcard with a gold swirl RSVP emblem and golden watermark chandelier. Additional hotel information and watermark chandelier were also included on the back of the trifold.
These trifold wedding invitations featuring green palm leaves and a modern orange script font were perfect to set the tone for this bride’s outdoor summer wedding in South Carolina. She wanted to represent the palm trees of South Carolina without her invitations looking too beachy, since the wedding was on a lake rather than the beach. The playful font and modern tri-panel format were a great way to invite her guests to this informal affair.
This summer bride wanted to incorporate many elements and colors into her trifold wedding invitations. Following her request of including flowers, butterflies and dots, we created an abstract design with dot and swirl flowers accompanied by yellow butterflies for her garden wedding. These rich blue invitations are bold and modern with bright purple, red and yellow accents. The tear-off RSVP postcard features a reversed white background making it easier for her guests to write on.
These tri-panel wedding invitations show this bride’s artsy side with a gold daisy illustration paired with orange, green and brown text. She included directions, accommodations and their wedding website in the center panel and added some flare on the tear off RSVP postcard using non-traditional response options and asking her guests for “A Song That Gets You Dancing.”
Our tri-panel invitations have been a popular choice with our modern brides. This newest addition to our collection features yellow and green whimsical flowers on a cream card stock. This bride opted to use the center panel for accommodations, directions and website information with a tear-off RSVP postcard to the right.
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