What packets and bags are great for wedding confetti?

Weddings are one of the most important and special times in a person’s life. With so much preparation that goes into planning a wedding, from the venue to the dress, it can all be overwhelming. But perhaps one of the most overlooked aspects is the confetti: what types of empty confetti packets and bags are best for your wedding confetti? In this post, we will examine some of the most popular packet and bag options available, as well as discuss tips for choosing the right kind for your special day. From biodegradable options to those with extra sparkle, you’ll be sure to find something that suits both your budget and vision!

Paper packets

Paper packets are a great option for wedding confetti because they are easy to make and can be customized to match your wedding colors. Plus, they're biodegradable and won't hurt the environment!

Metallic packets

There are a variety of metallic packets and bags that are great for wedding confetti. The most popular type of metallic packet is the mylar bag. These bags are available in a variety of colors and sizes, and they can be filled with confetti of any color. Mylar bags can be sealed with a zip top or drawstring, and they can be decorated with a ribbon or tag.

Another type of metallic packet that is popular for wedding confetti is the cellophane bag. These bags are also available in a variety of colors and sizes, and they can be filled with confetti of any color. Cellophane bags can be sealed with a twist tie, and they can be decorated with a ribbon or tag.

Metallic packets are a great way to add sparkle and shine to your wedding confetti. They are available in a variety of colors, sizes, and styles, so you can find the perfect option for your wedding.

Sequin bags

If you want to add a touch of glamour to your wedding confetti, then why not opt for sequin bags? These bags are available in a range of colors, so you can choose the perfect shade to match your wedding theme. Plus, they're sure to make your guests feel like VIPs!

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Biodegradable confetti packets

When it comes to wedding confetti, many couples are now opting for biodegradable packets and bags. This is a great way to reduce your environmental impact and avoid harming local wildlife.

There are a few things to consider when choosing biodegradable confetti packets and bags. Firstly, make sure that the materials are actually biodegradable – some plastics claim to be but are not truly eco-friendly. Secondly, think about how you will dispose of the confetti after the big day. Some packets can be composted, while others will need to be disposed of in other ways.

If you're looking for truly eco-friendly confetti, natural petals or leaves are a great option. These can often be composted or simply left to decompose naturally. However, they can be more expensive than synthetic confetti and may not last as long in storage.

Personalised packets

Personalised packets are a great way to add a special touch to your wedding confetti. You can have them made to match your wedding colours or theme, and they can be personalised with your names and wedding date. They’re a great way to make sure your guests have enough confetti to throw, and they’re also a nice keepsake for your guests to take home.

Conclusion

We hope this article has helped you find the perfect packet or bag for your wedding confetti. From paper bags to biodegradable packets, there is something out there that will fit all budgets and styles. No matter what you choose, your guests are sure to have a blast and help create some wonderful memories of your big day. Best of luck with your wedding planning!

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DIY Wedding Invitation, How Hard Can It Be To Create One?

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DIY Wedding Invitation, How Hard Can It Be To Create One?

Whether you're looking to save money or you're just looking for a unique way to announce your wedding, creating your own DIY wedding invitation is a great way to go. 

Here are some tips to help you along your journey.

Designing Your Own Wedding Invitation

Creating your own wedding invitation can be easy. 

You may decide to create a design from scratch or you may choose to use a free wedding invitation template. Regardless of your choice, you can design a beautiful invitation with a simple word processing program.

A good way to start your design is to create a wedding guest list. The information to include on your invitations includes the date, time and location. You may also want to include the names of the bride and groom, as well as the names of the parents of both.

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You may also want to include a wedding theme. Whether you are planning an outdoor ceremony, wedding in a farm setting, or in a church, a theme can be an important component to your design. Choosing a color scheme can also affect the look of your invitation.

Another important part of the design is the font. You may want to choose a variety of fonts to create a unique look.

The size and shape of your graphic should also be considered. You should avoid having too many graphics distracting from the main image. You should also choose a font that blends with the background.

Adding a background is a simple way to design your own wedding invitation. You can use a photo, or you can upload your own. You can also choose a vector design to print with your invitation.

The background can be coloured to add colour. You can also add a border to your design. This can be a great way to add interest and to ensure that your design doesn't fade into the background.

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Use Simple Graphic Design Tools

This will give you more options on how to decorate your invitations. Some of these tools are free and beginner-friendly. 

Usually, you’ll find wedding invitation design templates ready to use. Some templates have a floral pattern that you can use to print out a backside that matches the front. You can also choose a template with a photo to add a personal touch to your invitations.

You can also add your own graphics to the designs. The site also has an extensive library of HEX color codes to help you decide which colors to use on your invitations. Browse through color themes to find the perfect color scheme for your wedding.

Adding A Wax Seal To Close The Envelopes

You can add a custom design, a monogram, or a custom motif to the seal.

Wax seals are made on a variety of different materials. They are traditionally made on stationery or envelopes, but can also be used on other items. They can be used on invitations, favor boxes, menus, escort cards, and more.

A wax seal adds an olde worlde look to a wedding invitation. It can be embellished with glitter, gold leaf, or flowers. It can also be used on a vellum envelope or ribbon wrapped with silk ribbon.

Making a wax seal for your invitations is easy. You can purchase pre-made wax seals or make them yourself. 

Before making a wax seal, you should be sure to test the amount of wax you need to seal. This will allow you to get the right amount for your invitations. You should also practice making wax seals to get the right technique.

If you want to make your own seals, you can use a hot glue gun to melt the wax. It is also possible to use a silicone sheet or kitchen baking paper. It is important to keep your seals dry before you use them. This will help protect them from breaking.

It is also possible to purchase self-adhesive wax seals that are designed to be glued just like homemade seals. They are available from most stationery stores and specialty paper stores.

Use a More Festive Font

When you are creating your own invitations, you can use a variety of techniques. 

One of the most important is to use an accent lettering style. This will help make the invitations readable. Also, make sure you use a script font for emphasis.

You can also use calligraphy fonts. These fonts are soft and look great when paired with serif fonts. You can also incorporate images into your invitations. Be careful not to break copyright law. A breach could cost you a lot of money.

Online Wedding Invitations

Using a mass-email service to send out wedding invitations is another option. This method helps you avoid the problem of accidentally forgetting to send out invitations.

You can also use a response card or online RSVP service. These will help you keep the stress levels down. You can also order extra invitations for unexpected guests. This will also make it easier for your guests to respond.

You can also use map cards to help your guests find your wedding venue. You can also include the rehearsal dinner details on your invitations. 

Proofread your invitations. Proofreading ensures that you have the correct address and spelling. Also, ask someone else to check the invitations for you. This way you will have a second set of eyes to catch any mistakes.

Final Word

At the end of the day, creating your own wedding invitations is not as complicated or intimidating as it might seem. 

With a little bit of time and creativity, anyone can create stunning and unique wedding invitations that will fit perfectly within their vision for the big day.

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9 expert tips you need to know to create the perfect Vintage or Bohemian themed wedding that reflects you and your partner!

The fabulous team at Wachadoin Events can transform your wedding day, from their unique and quirky stationery and utterly gorgeous and unique venue dressing! Bring them an idea, and they will envision it!!

They are here to chat about their 9 expert tips you need to know to create the perfect Vintage or Bohemian themed wedding that reflects you and your partner!

1. Create an informal setting!

A boho or vintage wedding allows you to create a more informal setting for your wedding. 

2. Mix & Match

Mixing a range of items, new and old can create interesting and unique dressings that reflect your personalities.  Don’t be afraid to mix textures, colours, flowers and greenery to create a soft, romantic look. 

3. Add in Personal or Family Item

Adding in some personal or family items can add to the relaxed, personal vibe! 

4. Take the outside In!

Rustic weddings can work even in more modern buildings, taking the ‘outside in’, using nature or natural elements as inspiration, can create a more organic wedding. Using earth tones to provide warmth and simplicity to dressings but  don’t be afraid to add a bright colour or a modern texture to set off your ideas. 

5. Express Your Personalities

Themed weddings can be a great way to express your personalities!  If you’re a mad Harry Potter fan, Petrol Head or want to be an Alice for the day, you can have fun with your wedding and bring those ideas to life!

6. Use Found Objects!

Choose elements from your theme to add to table centres, table plans and other dressings.  ‘Found’ objects can become vases, special details or points of interest. 

7. Use elements around your theme throughout your wedding to help bring it all together!

Using vintage, boho and rustic elements around your theme can help bring it all together.  Use of consistent flowers and textures throughout the dressings will give cohesion to the look and ensure that everything works together to create the wow factor! 

8. Your wedding your way! 

To ensure your wedding is truly unique include elements that are personal to you.  Don’t be afraid to mix ideas and styles but work ensure that there are elements such as colours, textures and flowers are consistent and flow through all the dressings to ensure that it all fits together. 

9. Don’t settle for something off the peg!

Everything we do is unique to you and ensures your wedding is extra special. 

Contact Wachadoin Events for your all your venue dressing and stationery needs!

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What 44 years of printing wedding stationery has taught me about weddings!

We’re delighted to have David From SBL Print chat with us about his experience in of working in the Wedding Industry! Here are his wise words of wisdom and what 44 years of printing wedding stationery have taught him about weddings!!

It should be the happiest day of your life.  As a young girl, you may have dreamt of the big fairytale wedding.  For some, the horse-drawn carriage, doves etc might actually happen.  For most, something a bit simpler will be the order of the day.

And that is not such a bad thing.  If money is no problem, crack on with said horse and doves.  For the rest of us, planning the wedding should be a fun, exciting affair with no doubt having a budget in mind.  

There is a (fabled?) local story of a couple spending £25k on their wedding only to divorce within 18 months.  Geez, my own brother had a beautiful wedding in a castle in Lincoln and was divorced within five years AND was still paying for it long after the Decree Absolute was signed! (Bridesmaids wore Black Taffeta and looked stunning!  Who knew…)

In no particular order….   views and comments are from me and no-one else!  I am not or claim to be the fount of knowledge to all things wedding related.  It is just I am older than most… and have seen things.

But I am good in a quiz if you need an extra man - trivia and music are my specialist subjects.

WEDDING DRESS

Does it matter if your wedding dress costs £200, £2000 or more?  I have seen some beautiful dresses over my time that would not break the bank.  Only you and your closest will know how much it cost.  You are going to wear it once (Amanda Holden aside…).  Traditionally, it would be used to clothe your child as a Christening gown.  You could sell it of course…

GROOM ATTIRE

Unless hiring a morning suit, I do not see the point of hiring a suit when you can buy one for a similar price.  You will definitely use it again.  

GUESTS

There may be people you have not seen for years (or even met!) who someone else in the family says that they should be invited.  It can cause a problem.  I once had a prospective bride nearly in tears at a wedding fair who had £10k and wanted the best wedding possible for 40 guests.  Top champagne, best food ever.  Her guest list was north of 60 and her Mum was pressuring her into inviting this person and that person, distant cousins etc.  My take on it was if parents are chipping in to pay for said wedding, then maybe there could be some compromise.  She and the groom were paying for everything themselves.  It's Your Wedding Day.  I think you are allowed to go, full diva, where your wedding is concerned.  NOT every day Gemma Collins….

WEDDING INVITATIONS

I may be shooting myself in the foot here but here goes….  since 1976, I have been in the print trade.  We print things like letter headings, business cards, pads, leaflets and pharmaceutical items to name a few.  Wedding stationery is just printing to me.  People tell me we print some really nice things.  Ink on paper and board is what we do best.  However things have moved on.  Folks want the whole nine yards.  Ribbon, diamante, laser cut, mirror, Kraft board, the list goes on.  Pinterest and Instagram - where were you when I needed you most.  I forgive you.

They look beautiful, they really do.  I couldn't agree more.  I am taken aback at the extravagance of some of them.  “But it's what we want” I hear time and time again.   But let me share something with you.  I bet you a pound to a penny 99.9% of them will end up in the bin (recycle bin if we are lucky).  Nothing makes me happier to receive a big hug (and we could all do with one now!) from the bride who is absolutely ecstatic over a simple A5ish size card with beautiful flowers printed and her wedding details.  Just around £60.  She is happy, I am happy.

“I want 50 DL size pocketfold invitations, 4 inserts, a ribbon and diamante on the front”.  That will be approx £270.   “Ok, that is fine”  

FINE!!!  Now to me, “that is money we could use for an upgrade for our honeymoon”.  This is what we used to say to our prospective clients at the wedding fairs that we show our wares.  We no longer say this as we know “the customer is always right”.  We are not stupid.  If we do not offer the ribbons and diamantes, our competitors will.  SO we give our customers exactly what they want - and a little bit more.  Remember the diva thing?  There is a fine line between Diva and Bridezilla.  Just no need to hassle me for your day stationery (table names, place names etc) with months to go.  I will not let you down.  I print funeral order of service sheets so know about pressure and time sensitive deadlines.  

You know who you are.

* Save The Dates - not my favourite thing unless you have a summer wedding or a wedding abroad when you need to give plenty of notice.  It does take the pressure off getting your invitations printed earlier but some folks are more organised than others.  Just saying….

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

My wife and I have a lovely big wedding album somewhere in the house.  It is not viewed that often. It is obviously nice to have a visual record of your big day.  I am not keen on video as I hate my voice but it is not my wedding here….  However, I wish we had spent more on our photographs.  We have one big photo on show.  I think it is there just to remind everyone that I did have a decent head of hair way back when.  

WEDDING RECEPTION

Is food the same from place to place?  I suppose it is comparing oranges with lemons!  You get what you pay for.  I quite like the idea of a later wedding which means a high tea or straight into an evening reception.  It does away with that awkward waiting time between the day and evening receptions.

WEDDING ENTERTAINMENT

It seems to be a thing that some folks think they need a casino, jugglers, saxophonist, selfie mirrors, giant Connect 4, magicians and the like.  Whatever floats your boat.  Nothing wrong with a DJ and music for the night.  Or even live music.

I don't really have much to say about the rest.  I like the idea of foam flowers.  Cake in the shape of Lego seems a bit weird but anything goes today.  

So if you need a price for approximately 100 motorcycle themed invitations and you ring a stationer and they say £700 straight off the cuff, I think you are (literally) being taken for a ride on said motorcycle.

You do not need a themed wedding.  Harry Potter or Star Wars.  You can if you like.  It is entirely up to you.  Colour is optional.  I had one bride having five bridesmaids each in a different pastel colour which was a great idea.  I also had one having 17 bridesmaids YES SEVENTEEN BRIDESMAIDS.  Ok, the full story was she was not in the first flush of youth and each meant something to her and she could not have this five or a different four so 17 it was.  Her choice.

I can see most of this is about money.  I am not a mean man.  I give to charity, look after my friends and family.  And we feed the dog well.  

So remember, it is your wedding day.  We are here to help you get your invitations in front of your guests.  It is not rocket science.  Just do not ask for Cadburys Purple.

We understand most weddings that were due to take place this year have been postponed.  We can help with your reprints.  WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS!

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Telephone Number: 0151 920 2996 | 07866 457 552

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The Essential Wedding Stationery Checklist 2020

The Essential Wedding Stationery Checklist 2020

There is so much to do for the big day.

For many brides, organising a wedding can be one of the most stressful times of their lives. From organising venues to choosing the perfect dress, it can seem like your to do list will never end.

Did you tell the florist Amaryllis or Asters? Did you forget to invite your cousin Susan? What about the seating plan? Where do you begin with wedding stationary? Once you have set the date and chosen your venue, now you need to think about letting the guests know the date you have chosen.

Thankfully, Julie from Elizabeth-Rose Designs is here to help make sure your wedding stationary is taken care of with The Essential Wedding Stationary Checklist for 2020.

Read on, take notes and get inspired!

1)  Save the dates

Whether this be a simple tag with your wedding date or something more elaborate, a ‘Save the Date’ provides guests with the first glimpse of your wedding. They can be plain or match your theme and colour pallets, and can include a meaningful message from the bride and groom to be.

We recommend sending these at least 12 months in advance for ‘peak’ holiday weddings, or if you’re getting married during the week. To allow guests to make the necessary arrangements, a 12-month period is usually sufficient. For those planning to tie the knot abroad, you might want to give even more notice to allow guests to save up and arrange travel plans.

It is also a nice idea to send special invites at this time to your bridal party–especially flower girls and page boys.

2)  Invitations

Your invitations really are the first glimpse of your special day and as such they should reflect your wedding, setting the theme that the guests can expect.

Do you love glitter and bling? Do you have an accent colour or two? Do you want to keep your guests wondering with a simple white or ivory? Would you prefer a more rustic theme?

No matter what you decide, these ideas can all be used in the choice of invites and be incorporated into your invitations.

Invitations should be sent out between 3 and 6 months before your wedding.

3)  The Table Plan

The table plan will guide your guests to their allocated tables, saving a lot of confusion and allowing you to choose the best mix of personalities and relationships for each table.

Table plans can come in many different forms, and can be adapted and designed to suit your colour themes of the day. Although they can be framed, unframed table plans are often created on a covered canvas for additional stability, or on mirrors.

4)  Order of Service

An Order of Service is traditionally used for Church Weddings. They essentially allow your guests to see an overview of the services and the running order of each. Introductions for anyone taking part in the service with readings or musical contributions can be included.Orders of Service can contain anything you’d like, including lyrics for the hymns and songs which will be sung during the service.

For venue-based weddings, an Order of the Day is typically used in place of the traditional Order of Service, to keep guests informed of the running order. An Order of the Day can also include other information such as the Menu.

5)  Place cards

Although your table plan will direct your guests to the correct table, place cards will tell guests where they should sit. This incredibly important to make sure that your auntie Maureen doesn’t sit next to your third cousin Susan who she dislikes. Place cards are also useful for the reception staff to identify those with specific dietary requirements.

6)  Table Numbers or Names

Table names or numbers are necessary for guests to identify their allocated table. These can be free standing or be held in holders to raise them.

Table names can match your theme and even add a little more of an insight into the lives of the bride and groom, including places you have travelled to or local places of importance, favourite films, or bars of chocolate to name just a few.

7)  Wedding Signs

Signs can be used for all sorts of things and are really useful at weddings. Signs can be used to ask guests not to put photos on social media, or where to sit during the ceremony.

You may be providing slippers or toiletries in the bathrooms at your venue, with signs that let your guests know they are there for them to use. How about a sign for your guest book or wish tree? These can be free standing or put into frames.

8)  Thank You 

Finally, we always need to say thank you–to guests and also to relatives or friends who mean a lot to you or have played a big part in your wedding.

More ideas…

While this checklist certainly isn’t exhaustive, it includes the main things you need to consider when planning the stationary for your wedding.

The truth is, the possibilities are endless! Are there any additional stationary touches you’d like to add to the big day? How about menus for the tables, confetti packets with little poems or quotes for the wall?

One important thing to note is that wedding stationers create from scratch, cutting the card and tying ribbons and getting covered in glitter! We love what we do, and we need time to do it well. It may take longer than you think, so please don’t leave your stationery until the last minute.

About Elizabeth-Rose Designs

Elizabeth-Rose Designs is Wirral’s premier wedding stationery designer. They create beautiful handcrafted bespoke wedding invitations and wedding stationery that is tailored to coincide with the theme of your wedding or event.

Visit Elizabeth Rose designs Website here or contact elizabeth-rosedesigns@hotmail.com today for more information.

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Why is wedding stationery important for your big day?

Choosing the right wedding stationery for your big day can sometimes be daunting, as there are lots of decisions to be made. Pearl Vine Print explains why wedding stationery is so important for your big day!

The main decision to be made are; what style am I going for - traditional or modern? What colour scheme do I want? What exactly do I need? A lot of couples don't realise at first how many items there are available to give the perfect finishing touches. As a stationery designer, I can help you use wedding stationary to make your big day as perfect as you always imagined it to be.

One of the first things to think about

One of the first decisions for a newly-engaged couple is to decide on the date. Once the date has been decided, you usually want to let your nearest and dearest know with a ‘Save the Date’. This is so important as it gets the guests excited as they can start to plan for your wedding, and also gives your guests their first keepsake of your wedding day. More importantly, it the first chance to set the theme of your wedding. There are digital options but a printed one will always be more special - there is something beautiful about receiving a beautifully designed Save the Date that you can keep forever.

It covers so many parts of your wedding journey

Apart from the Save the Date, there are so many other things to consider. Everything from the lead up to the wedding; invites, RSVPs - to the day itself; arriving at the venue, the Order of Service, welcome signage, Order of Events, signs for guest book tables, menus, name place cards, seating plans - the list goes on! There's nothing more exciting for me than a bride who has lots of ideas as the possibilities are truly endless! Budget will always be considered, so all ideas are achievable - no idea is too crazy!

It's a keepsake for many

I found personally that on my wedding day, there were so many comments made on a number of things. There were comments on the order of events which everybody loves to see to give them an idea of what was going on throughout the day. There were also the name place cards which the majority of guests kept as it was another special memoir of our wedding. Even with to the menus, guests wanted to remind themselves of the food options which is nice to have. If the couple go for individual menus then that's another thing guests can keep.

How do I decide exactly what I need?

Every couple is different and that's great for me as one day I can be designing a bohemian-style, floral invite and the next day a foiled, wax-seal invite. It depends on the venue, the couple's style and even the season when they are getting married. I always like to discuss with the couple if they have any ideas in mind and then take it from there, as most usually know what they'd like. I usually start with Save the Dates or invitations and then nearer the time they might want to look at their on-the-day items. I have house collections but offer a bespoke service for those who have a clearer idea of something specific they'd like me to design.

Finishing touches

The great thing with all of my collections being customisable is that there are luxury extras which can be done as a little add on. Wax seals can be customisable too and come in an array of colours. There's also vellum wraps, monograms (an emblem of the couple's initials - like a logo for their big day) and envelope liners to send out any stationery. There really are so many options and each decision is so important!

I think the key thing to remember is that everything can be done within reason and within budget. I also offer foiling as an option too for those who love a touch of luxury as much as I do. If you'd like to find out a bit more or would like to ask any questions about finding the stationery for you, please send me a message over on my website at www.pearlvineprint.com.

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Looking for that Perfect Wedding Invitation? Read up about Cards by Samantha's top tips for the latest wedding invitation trends!

Looking for that Perfect Wedding Invitation?

If you have started the journey to finding your perfect wedding invitation, you will know the choice is endless. Style? Colour? Pocket fold? Printed? Handmade? If you’re looking for some inspiration or just a place to start, why not begin by having a look at the top tips for invitation latest trends? Here is Cards by Samantha’s top tips when choosing the perfect wedding invitation!

Green:

Inspired by the Royal Wedding, which was full of beautiful green and white shades, this colour is tipped to be big this year. It is such a versatile colour and as it is found in nature in abundance, it can also be teamed with lots of different trends, which are also going to be popular – rustic wood, flowers and leaves, sparkle, various shades of metallics. Green also goes well with the ever-popular blush colour.

Purple:

Very popular a few years ago, this colour is making a comeback! From the rich and exotic deep purple, through magentas, lilacs and mauves, all shades look beautiful on wedding stationery. Colour can be included in a number of ways – ribbons, dried lavender flowers (which also give the recipient of your invitation an amazing aroma!) or a simple mauve mount – purple always add a touch of luxury.

Navy :

Navy is the new black! Navy is stunning – teamed with blush, golds, silver or paler blues. It is very versatile and warmer than black, but still as dramatic. Bridesmaid dresses also look fabulous in this colour and it suits most skin-tones.

Metallics:

Metallics are not just gold or silver! Metallics are set to be everywhere and they are so easy to incorporate into your venue and table decorations. Why not combine two coloured metallics – silver AND gold go well together. Also think about copper (which has been a big home decor trend this year) and rose gold – which has also been popular this year. Metallics look lovely teamed with blush, clean white and navy and lend themselves to the geometric paper trend in invitations.

Floral and Nature:

Floral and Nature whether choosing printed florals or paper flowers and leaves to decorate your invitations, flowers are usually a big part of any wedding day and it starts with your invitation. The trend for garland decorated invitations also incorporates the floral theme, as does the green colour trend. I like using florals as the elements can be taken and used to great effect on all your co-ordinating day stationery.

I hope this has given you some ideas and inspiration! For more inspiration on your perfect wedding invitation visit www.cardsbysamantha.co.uk, visit my Facebook page or visit me in person either from my small garden studio in Cheshire or at the Formby Hall Wedding Show on Sunday 21st October, where all my range can be viewed and your ideas can be brought to life!