Burgundy - Vellum - By Collection

Burgundy Wedding Invitations with RSVP

Burgundy is a rich, earthy shade that lends its tones to a warm welcome, modern luxury, vintage elegance, and rustic charm. This color scheme is heavily favored by the wedding industry.

Burgundy wedding invitations don't have to mean making an all-out statement (although there is no rule against it). You can select an invitation with fine burgundy type against a white background or one with a splash of watercolor. Choose from Elegantweddinginvites' gold foil, foliage borders, or art deco designs for a luxe look on high quality paper - without the high prices you might expect. Our free shipping, complimentary envelopes, and customer satisfaction guarantee are awesome to use. Shop now!

What colors go well with burgundy for wedding and invitation?

• burgundy and gold
• black and burgundy
• burgundy and blush
• burgundy and navy
• dusty blue and burgundy
• rose gold and burgundy
• blue and burgundy
• burgundy and champagne
• burgundy and green
• burgundy and grey
• burgundy and ivory
• burgundy and peach

Elegant Vellum Wedding Invitations with RSVP

Vellum overlays are perfect for adding a touch of luxury to your wedding invitations. A translucent overlay allows you to add a rich layer of dimension to your invitation design. You can customize this luxe mailer with a translucent element layered on top of a colorful cardstock in an array of artistic ways for an ideal gift for your special occasion. We have a variety of diy vellum wedding invitation suits that fit any color scheme or theme. It is possible to customize your vellum paper wedding invitations to suit your personality, whether you want to include an image of you and your fiance or send a message to guests.

What is Vellum?

Vellum overlays are smooth translucent papers used to create a luxurious layered appearance when combined with fine stationery. It has a rich history that dates back to the very beginning of Vellum paper. A high-quality parchment paper made of calfskin originally called "Vellum," which was stretched and treated on a wooden frame. Vellum today is not made from animals. In contrast, it's made with plasticized cotton or cellulose fibers from plants and trees. This translucent paper comes in a variety of colors, weights, textures, brands, and transparency levels. It is smooth to the touch and feels almost like plastic.