MY FAVORITE ETSY WEDDING INVITATIONS

 
 

Wedding save the dates and / or invitations are a guest’s first impression of what your wedding day will be like - they’ll immediately start imaging the setting, colors, and overall vibe of your day. They can be beautifully ornate or sleek and modern, just like they can be extravagantly expensive or creatively cost-effective.

Here are a few I’ve found on Etsy that are stunning and would for sure photograph well. Pro tip : whatever invitation you end up choosing, always keep an extra pulled-aside for your photographer to shoot on your big day! You can mail one to me ahead of time or bring it the day-of!

 
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KELSIE WOLFLEY DESIGNS

This shop has a great variety of looks, and sells invitations as digitally downloaded PDFs to customize and print to fit your needs. I love this idea because it let’s you scale-up or scale-down the type of paper you’re using to fit your budget, AND you can customize envelopes to match your color palette! There are tons of styles, all of which are clean and elegant, and she does menus as well, if you’re looking to tie the same look into your reception! Each invitation is priced at $25 to download.

Visit her shop here.

 

CRUM&CO

This shop, out of London, not only has these amazingly elegant vellum invitations in their inventory, but also offers these colorful graphic sets that are SO FUN - I would be so excited to get this, as a guest, for the party to come with it :)

Go check them out!

 

NULLIPRESS

If you’re looking for something that comes printed and ready to go, check out this set by Nullipress - it comes with an invitation card, details, rsvp card and this cool thread belly band to hold it all together. I love that they sell a sample (linked here) so you can check it out before committing to a full order, and have different font combinations you can choose from when you’re ready to customize.

The full shop linked here.

 

PRETTY PARTY PLEASERS

I’ve seen a lot of clear acrylic signs, seating charts on mirrors, and creative materials in the last year or so - if you’re looking for something a little more unique, check out these clear acrylic invitations. This shop, Pretty Party Pleasers, offers a variety of styles and helps complete the suite with available envelopes and matching RSVP cards. They also sell escort cards and menus to keep the theme going.

Check out their shop here.

 

NOTEWORTHY PAPER PRESS

If you’re looking for something a little more fun and quirky AND know the power of letterpress (all the heart eyes…) check out Noteworthy Paper Press - they’ve got a few examples that’ll get your creative juices flowing and offer custom wedding invitations, PLUS they offer fun things like enamel pins and patches (think favors, hospitality gifts for out-of-town guests, etc)!

Full shop here.

 

JORDAN COTTON DESIGN

This shop offers “organic wedding stationery” with these incredible hand-torn edges. The graphics are stunningly delicate and minimal - soft and sweet and beautiful.

Their shop here.

 

PAPERANDTOYS

If I could go back in time, I would totally order these hand-stitched wedding invitations. They’re crafted without feeling cheesy and minimal and and I just love them. There are a few sets to choose from, and I kind of want all of them. To do what with? I don’t know… but check them out if you’re shopping for wedding stationery!

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NESTING PROJECT PAPER

If you’re getting married on top of a mountain or bringing tons of guests in to a destination wedding and really want to get them excited from the beginning, check out Nesting Project Paper’s shop with these booklet invitations! They’re based out of Tennessee and create these custom-illustrated invitations to fit your location / theme / etc.

Check them out here.