Check out these lovely Black & Turquoise Art Deco invitations from PaperSource. Even the basic, pre-filled examples work quite well, especially the unusual font (great “s”!) on the names and the clean ampersand between the bride and groom’s names.
If you’re a little… persnickety about details (or a total control freak, like the owner of this site AND her groom), and you don’t have the time, talent or inclination to hand-design, hand-craft, hand-print and hand-address your entire wedding suite, then customization is key. And PaperSource definitely has that covered. They’ve got loads of options: on these invites you can change the font, the colors, the paper (cream or white) and so on. They’ve also got a variety of envelopes, and matching items in the Art Deco Invitation set:
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Oh my, how much do I love this simple, elegant 1920s themed Save The Date by the talented folks at Lucky Luxe? Answer: lots. These are the kind of dreamy finds that sorta make me wish I hadn’t already gotten married. I want these for my wedding! I may have to use them for something …
If you’re designing your own invitations, save-the-dates or other paper goods for your wedding, at some point you’re going to run into a font problem. Namely: Arial and Times New Roman aren’t going to cut it. Luckily, the miracles of the internet make it easy to find great typeface all over the place. Here are …
I came across these deco styled invites by Fides Design the other day, and wanted to share. This first set (although titled “Black Felt Deco“) actually has an art nouveau look that I love, with a fabulously clean, elegant border and a monogram with the bride and groom’s initials at the top… Pretty! Fides Design …
Inspired by a locale, these Australian art deco invitations are stunning, unique and gorgeously personal. The wedding took place in Perth, on the banks of the Swan River, and the bride asked designer Helen Nowell to create a design incorporating features of Western Australia, included the Kangaroo Paw flower. I really adore these invites, and …
Art Deco Invitations || Black + Turquoise
Check out these lovely Black & Turquoise Art Deco invitations from PaperSource. Even the basic, pre-filled examples work quite well, especially the unusual font (great “s”!) on the names and the clean ampersand between the bride and groom’s names.
If you’re a little… persnickety about details (or a total control freak, like the owner of this site AND her groom), and you don’t have the time, talent or inclination to hand-design, hand-craft, hand-print and hand-address your entire wedding suite, then customization is key. And PaperSource definitely has that covered. They’ve got loads of options: on these invites you can change the font, the colors, the paper (cream or white) and so on. They’ve also got a variety of envelopes, and matching items in the Art Deco Invitation set:
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.
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