A Round Wreath of Pink Watercolour Flowers for a Wedding
A circular wreath of pink and peach watercolour flowers with green leaves and small yellow buds surrounds the text of this white invitation, tied together by a thin pink and mint ring. Inside the wreath, the couple’s names, Lisa and Rick in the sample, run in a green script with a pink ampersand. A short invitation line, a pink date line, a time, a pink venue name, a street address and a phone number follow in neat, centred rows. It feels fresh, romantic and perfect for a spring or garden wedding.
Text Inside a Flower Ring
The card is 5 x 7 inches, portrait, the most common size for wedding invitations and envelopes. The wreath fills almost the whole card, and the text sits inside its open centre, so every line is framed by flowers. The left side of the wreath is lighter than the right, which keeps the card from feeling heavy.
Awkward Wording and an Old Year
The invitation line reads Kindly requests your presence to the solemnization of their marriage on. Since two people are inviting, request reads better than requests, and at the solemnization reads better than to. A smoother version is Request the pleasure of your company at their wedding on. The sample date reads Sunday, March 20, 2022, which is out of date, and the time shows 00:00 PM. Replace the hall, street and phone with your own details.
Personalising the Wreath Invitation
- Type both names.
- Polish the invitation line.
- Set the date, year and time.
- Type the venue and address.
- Add an RSVP phone or email.
Choosing Wording for Your Wedding
Wedding wording can be formal, such as request the honour of your presence, or relaxed, such as invite you to celebrate with them. Choose the tone that matches your day and keep it consistent on the invitation, the RSVP card and the website.
An RSVP Line Under the Phone Number
The card shows a phone number but no RSVP wording. Add a short line such as RSVP by 1 February to Lisa, 123 456 7890. A clear reply date helps your caterer and venue plan numbers and avoids chasing guests later.
Printing Pale Watercolour Flowers
Soft watercolour flowers look best on matte or lightly textured card. Print one test copy and check that the pinks stay fresh rather than grey. A print shop can print a full set on heavy card at a good price.
Matching Stationery
Use a single flower from the wreath on the RSVP card, menu and thank you notes. A matching set looks planned and elegant without costing more.
Sending at the Right Time
Most couples send invitations six to eight weeks before the wedding, or earlier for destination weddings. Save the dates can go out several months before that.
Sending the Wreath Invitations
Address each envelope by hand for a personal touch.
Step by Step Editing of the Lisa Rick Pink Floral Wreath Design
- On the lisa rick pink floral wreath design, click the main headline and type your own words, keeping a similar length.
- Retype every name, date and contact line on the lisa rick pink floral wreath design, checking each against a trusted source.
- Search the lisa rick pink floral wreath design for the words Lorem and Company so that no placeholder remains.
- Click any logo or photo on the lisa rick pink floral wreath design, choose Replace Image and resize the new picture to fit.
- Zoom the lisa rick pink floral wreath design to full size and read each line aloud before you save it.
- Keep a clean master of the lisa rick pink floral wreath design without private details, so later versions start tidy.
Compare it with the spring wedding invitation with lilac roses. You may also like the pink blossom corner invitation. For comparison, open the wedding invitation with a photo. Find more designs next to the lisa rick pink floral wreath design in invitation templates.
