The Bride's Heart

Using your home printer, it’s possible to create your own, one-of-a-kind wedding invitations that are sure to be memorable, as well as extremely affordable.

Besides the boxed kits that come with everything you need, you can also craft your own using quality paper and ink.

Be Different

Instead of the traditional, flat invitation sent in a regular envelope, consider sending your invites in the form of scroll invitations that are mailed to guests rolled up in long tubes. This style is perfect for the renaissance, Victorian, or medieval themed wedding.

More and more couples are forgoing the usual white or ecru colored invitation, complete with the inner envelope and tissue paper, and instead choosing invites in varying shapes, sizes and colors to reflect their personalities, or the theme of the wedding.

Postage Ideas

In addition to personalized stamps that are legal United States postage where the bride and groom can actually have their own picture printed right onto the stamp, usually their engagement photo, there are a wide variety of other stamps to choose from, depending on the time of year.

Winter wedding invitations wouldn’t be complete without the snowflake or similar type of winter scene, and invitations sent in the fall should have vibrantly colored autumn flowers.

Patriotic couples marrying in July will have plenty red, white, and blue stamps to choose from, as well as those exchanging vows near other holidays, such as Valentine’s Day or St. Patrick’s Day.

Spring and summer wedding invitations will look best with stamps featuring pastel or colorful flowers.

I am sure you can come up with some more personal wedding invitation ideas when you think about the things that have a special meaning to the bride and groom. This could be related to hobbies, a special location with a romantic meaning for the couple or even a favorite art form.