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Craft an invitation that goes beyond the standard details — like time, place, and dress code — and gives guests a glimpse of your style as a couple and the wedding celebration to come. Put your personal stamp on correspondence using illustrations, fun fonts, embellishments, and more!
By: Stefania Sainato
Highlight a tropical destination wedding setting with bright and festive hues.
Photo Credit: Relate Studios
A belly band with the initials of the soon-to-be newlyweds creates a beautiful first impression when guests tear open the envelope.
Invitation by Five Dot Design / Photo Credit: Ben Elsass Photography
Embrace the frosty temps with a snowflake overlay.
Photo Credit: Carla Ten Eyck Photography
For an ultra-coordinated effect, choose stamps in the same color palette as your invite, like the watercolor-inspired design shown here.
Invitation by Underwood Letterpress / Photo courtesy of Underwood Letterpress
A beautifully intricate laser-cut pocket offered a sneak peek of the couple's sophisticated Southern wedding affair.
Invitation by William Arthur / Photo Credit: Pasha Belman Photography
Classic calligraphy and black-tie bashes go hand in hand. Plus, how sweet is the "Celebrate love!" envelope inscription?
Invitation: Zenadia Design / Photo courtesy of Zenadia Design
Showcase your wedding location in your paper suite, like this charming Cape Cod three-piece set. Include a map with icons for special landmarks.
Photo Credit: Shoreshotz1 Photography
Art-Deco inspired details are perfect for a vintage-loving bride and groom.
Photo Credit: Stevie Ramos Photography
Use contrasting ink colors to highlight different parts of your event.
Invitation by Sash and Bow / Photo Credit: Emily Steffen Photography
A tri-fold wedding invitation with a printed background makes a bold first impression.
Photo Credit: Chameleon Imagery
For consistency, use the same motif and fonts for all of your corresponding stationery items.
Photo Credit: Sarah Tew Photography
Under-the-sea coral instantly channels a beachy vibe.
Photo Credit: Sara Purdy Photography
Include a prompt for guests to submit their favorite song requests, which you can then share with your DJ or band.
Photo Credit: Monique Hessler Photography
More couples are thinking outside the box with cool and creative invitation shapes. Just keep in mind that it will cost more to mail an envelope that is rigid, nonrectangular, or not uniformly thick.
Invitation by The LL Studio / Photo Credit: Magnolia Adam's Photography
Collaborate with your stationer to create a one-of-a-kind illustration that's meaningful to you. For example, this invitation featured the church where the couple said "I do."
Photo Credit: Leigh + Becca
A faux peacock feather is such a glamorous touch!
Invitation by Designs in Paper / Photo Credit: Jewels Photography
Or pick two statement-making patterns: one for your border and another for your liner.
Photo Credit: Jennifer Crenshaw Photography
A text-heavy invitation with simple details (check out those cute hearts!) is ideal for a casual outdoor affair.
Photo Credit: Al Weddings
Metallic calligraphy pops against a dark envelope, as opposed to standard cream or ivory.
Photo Credit: Jeff Walker Photography
Add Old World elegance to your invitation with a wax seal. You can make your own using a crafting kit, or see if your stationer offers ready-made options with convenient adhesive backing.
Photo Credit: Your Lovely Wedding
An all-lowercase font gives off a youthful, free-spirited vibe.
Photo Credit: Vanessa Hicks Photography
Make your names stand out with an illustrated border.
Photo Credit: Tana Photography LLC
Combining burlap and lace is the epitome of rustic elegance.
Invitation by The Paper Perfectionist / Photo courtesy of The Paper Perfectionist
A luggage tag is such a fun and useful stationery add-on for a destination wedding!
Invitation by The Paper Perfectionist / Photo courtesy of The Paper Perfectionist
Add a dose of sparkle to your invitation suite with crystal or pearl accents.
Invitation by Engaging Papers / Photo courtesy of Engaging Papers
For an extra "wow" factor, choose an envelope pattern in a complementary design as the main invite.
Invitation by Engaging Papers / Photo courtesy of Engaging Papers
A subtle wash of color adds gorgeous visual interest to an otherwise classic invitation.
Invitation by Engaging Papers / Photo courtesy of Engaging Papers
A font with regal flourishes befits this storybook wedding at a public library.
Invitation by The Paper Perfectionist / Photo courtesy of The Paper Perfectionist
A pineapple graphic added a whimsical, unexpected element to a preppy navy and pink combo.
Invitation by The Paper Perfectionist / Photo courtesy of The Paper Perfectionist
Highlight a key component from your venue on your invitation suite.
Invitation by The Paper Perfectionist / Photo courtesy of The Paper Perfectionist
Invitation by plainjane designs / Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography
Give your invitation some edge with a graphic border.
Invitation by plainjane designs / Photo Credit: Andie Freeman Photography
Put your engagement photos to good use by incorporating them into your invite or save-the-date, like this BMX groom's action-packed shot.
Photo Credit: Tony Gambino Photography
Bring a modern-themed wedding to life on paper with an oversized graphic font.
Photo Credit: Candice C. Cusic Photography
With the help of a stationer friend, this couple created a custom crest for their new family.
Photo Credit: Elisha Clarke
Dress up store-bought invitations with luxe ribbon.
Invitation by Maureen H. Hall Stationery and Invitations / Photo Credit: Le Secret d'Audrey
Introduce your loved ones to your wedding theme using an illustrated motif, like this stunning floral design we spotted at a garden wedding.
Invitation by Rifle Paper Co / Photo Credit: Micah and Megan Photographers
DIY invitations adorned with fabric flowers and book pages were a lovely addition to a shabby-chic wedding.
Photo Credit: Jeff Wallace Photography
The invitations were designed by the bride, who owns a design business called Kiex Fötögraphy & Design, to resemble an old newspaper.
Photo Credit: Sugar & Soul Photography
Twine lends a charming country feel to any invitation suite.
Photo Credit: Kate Holstein
Personalize the stamps for your invitation with various photos from your engagement session.
Photo Credit: Sarzy O from Timeless Tales Photography on Polka Dot Bride via Lover.ly; Stamp: Zazzle.com
Invitations by Madranas Custom Culture / Photo Credit: Dan and Melissa Photography
"See-through" and "wedding dress" may not seem like they belong in the same sentence, but the following bridal styles prove that showing a hint of skin can be just as sweet as it is sexy. Designers such as Galia Lahav, Ines Di Santo, and Pronovias drew inspiration from the red carpet this season with translucent skirts, peekaboo panels, and light, airy fabrications.
By: Stefania Sainato
Photo courtesy of designer
Wedding gown by Monique Lhuillier.
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Photo courtesy of designer
Wedding gown by Romona Keveza Luxe Bridal Collection.
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Wedding gown by Reem Acra.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Reem Acra gown gallery ►
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Wedding gown by Reem Acra.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Reem Acra gown gallery ►
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Wedding gown by Marchesa.
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Wedding gown by Sottero and Midgley.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Sottero and Midgley gown gallery ►
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Wedding gown by Maggie Sottero.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Maggie Sottero gown gallery ►
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Wedding gown by Vera Wang.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Vera Wang gown gallery ►
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Can't envision yourself wearing long sleeves on your wedding day but strapless feels too bare? Strike a balance with whisper-thin straps, which add a delicate, ethereal quality to ball gowns, mermaids, and sheaths alike. Check out some of our favorite ballerina-beautiful styles from Hayley Paige, Kenneth Pool, Dennis Basso, and more.
By: Stefania Sainato
Wedding gown by Moonlight Collection.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Moonlight Collection gown gallery ►
Photo courtesy of designer
Wedding gown by Moonlight Collection.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Moonlight Collection gown gallery ►
Photo courtesy of designer
Photo courtesy of designer
Wedding gown by Legends by Romona Keveza.
Check out more gorgeous dresses in our Legends by Romona Keveza gown gallery ►
Photo courtesy of designer
Not a fan of the traditional wedding cake? These dessert options are so tasty, your guests will forget all about cake.
By: Kristen Klein
Fancier than cupcakes but more portable than a cake, these mini cakes are the perfect compromise.
Related: 50 Ideas for a Modern Wedding
Photo Credit: Pasteleria Martinez
This French dessert has taken the world by storm; make them even more fitting for a wedding by displaying them on a tiered platter.
Related: Wedding Ideas by Color
Photo Credit: OneLove Photography
Perfect for a summer wedding, create a grab-and-go ice cream stand.
Related: 100 Ideas for Summer Weddings
Photo Credit: Ten22 Studio
Light and refreshing, fruit tarts are a crowd-pleasing dessert option after a hearty meal.
Photo Credit: Kurt Boomer
Top your doughnut tower with a cake tier so that you can still have that cake-cutting moment.
Related: 50 Creative Wedding Cake Toppers
Photo Credit: Ashlyn Dawson Photography
For a fun treat, serve bite-size doughnut holes on skewers.
Photo Credit: Joielala Photographie
This traditional French dessert consists of cream puffs and caramel.
Photo courtesy of Equally Wed on Lover.ly
The ultimate comfort food goes upscale with milk and cookie shots.
Photo Credit: Ten22 Studio
Guests will love this nostalgic treat!
Photo Credit: Johnny Miller
Cut into tiers of soft-baked cookies.
Related: 101 Amazing Wedding Cakes
Photo Credit: Brandy Angel Photography
Cupcakes are the most popular wedding cake alternative; give your dessert display a whimsical touch with unique décor.
Related: 25+ of the Most Unique Wedding Themes We've Ever Seen
Photo Credit: The Jo(e)s Photos
For an elegant take on this fun dessert, display your cake pops on a tiered platter.
Photo Credit: Sweet Lauren Cakes
Instead of cutting the cake, drizzle syrup over your waffle stack together.
Related: Non-Traditional Tiered Dessert Ideas
Photo Credit: Becca Rillo
These adorable cookies are designed to look like mini wedding cakes.
Related: 25+ Edible Wedding Favors Your Guests Won't Leave Behind
Photo Credit: Rena Harvey
A create-your-own-s'mores bar is a crowd-pleasing option any time of year.
Related: 75 Ideas for a Rustic Wedding
Photo courtesy of Hollywood Candy Girl
Feature your favorite childhood treat in a wedding-worthy way with a cake make of Rice Krispie treats.
Related: 101 Ways to Personalize Your Wedding
Photo Credit: Kina Wicks Photography
Gather a variety of candies that match your wedding color scheme, and invite each guest to fill a bag to take home.
Photo Credit: The Rose Weddings
A pie-on-a-stick is deliciously portable.
Photo courtesy of Pillsbury
Dig into a slice of your favorite pie together.
Related: 17 Ways to Serve Pie at Your Wedding
Photo Credit: Jose Villa
This grab-and-go dessert is perfect for a wedding — your guests can keep on dancing while satisfying their sweet cravings.
Photo courtesy of Elegant Affairs, Inc.
Pile up these cookie sandwiches to create a cookie cake.
Photo Credit: Andi Mans Photography
Cinnamon buns aren't your typical wedding fare — which is why your guests will love this unexpected choice.
Photo Credit: One Fine Cookie
A stack of mini pies lets each of your guests grab his or her favorite flavor.
Photo Credit: Set Free Photography
Transform your favorite dessert into a sweet dessert shooter, featuring layers of pastry and cream in a shot glass.
Photo Credit: Manhattan Beach Creamery
Feature your favorite family recipes in an elaborate cookie buffet.
Related: 25 Ways to Wow Your Guests
Photo Credit: Abby Rose Photo