Pink roses are probably my most favorite flower to use to design wedding invitations. I love the look of soft pink, almost blush roses. In this case I combined them with soft purple roses, white baby’s breath and deep green leaves. I created three different invitation layouts. The first places the pink floral arrangements in two corners on the diagonal. in my mind, this is a very traditional layout. I used two vey traditional wedding fonts. For the wedding couple names I chose a beautiful and elegant script font. The remainder of the text is is a simple serif font in both its upright and italics forms. The back is the palest blush pink.
MODERN ROSE WREATH WEDDING INVITE STYLE
The second wedding invitation layout uses the pink and purple roses to create a beautiful wreath. It sits at the top of the wedding invitation, with the wedding couple names in it. The wedding details are below. The names are written in a simple upright serif font. The wedding information is in the same serif font, but in both upright and italic forms.
SQUARE WREATH FRAME WEDDING INVITATION STYLE
The third pink rose invitation style is square. I used the same wreath as in the second invitation style. However, I made it large enough to fit the entire square and place all of the wedding details inside it. I used the same font combination as the second style. Therefore there is a style for pink rose lovers. If you don’t see exactly what you are looking for, please use the message button on the Zazzle page to contact me.
ENCLOSURE CARDS AVAILABLE
Three RSVP designs are available. They all feature a soft spring of pink and purple roses along the top. The horizontal version does not have a meal option, while the vertical does. The third option is for people to RSVP online. Other enclosure cards are available for the Reception, Accommodations, and General Information. Because they are fully editable you can make them for any specific use you desire.
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