No marriage considered complete without a wedding invitation. Wedding invitations set the basic tone of the event and provides your guests the first glimpse at your wedding theme. This is the reason you can’t afford to keep your wedding invites ordinary.

2022 is a huge year to get married and brides will have the most options of wedding invitation, from tactile letterpress to fancy foil-pressed details, we have you covered. If you are already on the lookout for wedding invitation designs, here are some of the latest trends that will help you design one that packs a punch.

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Choose trending invitation from “paper”

• Vellum

Vellum is a semi translucent paper that has a frosted like finish to it. Combining this translucent stock with modern and traditional fronts will create a truly memorable invitation suite. White ink printing, metallic foil, or soft water colour florals are all methods we can incorporate into your vellum wedding invitations. Not wanting to make the full jump into vellum invitations? A vellum jacket, belly band, overlay or envelope are all opportunities to include vellum into your wedding invitation suite.

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• Acrylic

Clearly acrylic can add a pop of romantic in welcome sign, seating charts or your invitations. Modern or minimalist sure to get people excited about what to expect at your wedding, losing the paper offers a dynamic new approach.

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• Deckled-edge paper

We also expect to see lots of deckled-edge paper in 2020. It adds a level of sophistication to any event, and the paper with hand-written calligraphy continues to be a hugely popular choice for wedding invitations.

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Choose trending invitation from “printing”

• Gold foil

This shinny trend is popping up everywhere — from invitation text to small escort details. Be adventurous with a heavily patterned gold design, or use the technique to highlight your names or your wedding date. Gold foil has been very popular, but we’re starting to see other metallics like bronze, copper, and rose gold.

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• Letterpress

Letterpress is a premium technique where the design is made into a plate that is pressed into luxurious thick cotton paper to create an impression. Letterpress is the perfect way to get the most out of printed invitations because your guests will enjoy the tactile contact with them.

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Choose trending invitation from “style”

• Minimal

Minimalism is another big wedding trend which will be carried over into stationery in 2020. Whether it’s simple hand-lettering that takes center stage or abandoning all inserts in favor of one sleek, all-inclusive design, couples are opting for streamlined and simplified wedding invitations.

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• Calligraphy

Calligraphers are creating new, modern hands that feel totally fresh. Try the trend by having just your names hand-lettered.

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• Custom Monograms

Custom monograms or lines are taking on a whole new look, with elements that are meaningful and it’s being fashioned into a modern wedding invitation. This trend is perfect for a pattern-loving couple.

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• Floral and Botanic Designs

Flowers and other similar botanical have become a core of wedding decor. The same idea can be used in designing wedding invitations.

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• Moody colors

A bold and moody palette molded with deep plum, dark navy and black hues become the centerpiece of the wedding.

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