Invitations
20th January 2017
Non-traditional Wedding Invitations for the Quirky Couple
Think ordinary wedding invitations can be a bit boring? Get creative with these fun picks!
PENCIL US IN
This quirky save the date card comes with its own custom pencil, which features the couple’s engraved wedding date. It’s such a sweet idea and super easy to slip the pencil out of the brown kraft card for use!
Photo: BY INVITATIONLY
VINTAGE TELEGRAM
Nostalgia-lovers will love this beautiful, vintage wedding stationery inspired by the classic telegram. So vintage, so trendy, so hipster! Your guests will love it.
Photo: Hannah Tyrell Designs
WEDDING SCROLL
This modern version of a medieval news scroll comes in its own delightful box, and is sure to make a great impression. We just love the presentation!
Photo: El Trei Jewelry
WINERY WEDDING
Getting married in a winery or just love a drop or two? This custom invitation is perfect – apart from the wine bottle shape, it also features a real wine cork for envelope liner and custom monogram.
Photo: Type A Invitations
CAMERA FILM ROLL
These customised 35mm film roll invitations are a wonderfully creative option for photographers and film photography enthusiasts. It’s sure to add an unexpected touch that will leave your guests wanting more!
Photo: Immortelle Dreams
ENGRAVED WOOD
Who needs paper when you can have your wedding invitations laser cut and engraved onto Birch plywood? The natural look of wood grain gives these a lovely warm feel, and is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Photo: Old 27 Designs
BUNTING
This bunting wedding invitation makes for the perfect quirky alternative to a regular card – and we just love thread on either side! We think it’s ideal if you’re after a more relaxed day, perhaps at the beach or in a garden.
Photo: Peahen Stationery
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
Whether you’re having a destination wedding or a beach wedding at one of Malta’s beautiful bays, these delightful invites come with a mini message in a bottle, complete with sand and a shell!
Photo: a LITTLE small TALK