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To reflect the wide range of colours and of course, brides’ tastes in colours, I’ve produced a number of different options below.
This particular style is designed to be a one page card with a vellum overlay secured with a colour co-ordinated ribbon. The templates come in two sizes: 8cm x 19.7cm or 3” x 8”.
To Make This Orchid Wedding Invitation:
Level of ease: Really easy
Cost: Around £50 ($90) for 50 invitations
For each of your orchid wedding invitations, you’ll need:
Card cut to size of the template you choose
Vellum cut to size of the template
30cm ribbon
Colour printer
Hole punch
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I would strongly recommend doing a trial run to find what card and vellum you prefer for these orchid wedding invitations. Once you’ve found a paper and card that you like, buy enough for all your invites. Get the paper and card cut to size by a copy shop – this will give you a professional finish and save you a lot of time.
Warning!
This invitation uses a special font called ASL Script, which is free for personal use. You’ll need to download it from here. If you don’t know how to do this, then follow these instructions for adding a font to your computer (for Windows
users only).
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Each printable invitation comes in a Microsoft Word document.
You’ll need to amend the wording to reflect your own wedding and then print them out on your chosen, pre-cut paper.
Tips:
• Do a trial run to find the card and vellum paper you liketo check you’re happy with your chosen paper and card as well ascheck the wedding details
• Try buying an economy pack of cards and envelopes. You can then cut these in half to make the one page card!
• Get the card cut to size by a professional
• Print out each page separately
• Print out the invite section using the high quality setting on your printer
• Print out the vellum section using the draft or fast setting on your printer
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