Wedding Invite Ideas: A Few Tips To Leave Lasting Impression On Your Guests

From the day the wedding date gets finalised, you start figuring out to design the best possible invitation cards to welcome all your guests to the big day. Besides, plenty of events and shopping, the invitation cards hold major attention because of these sets first impression towards how elegantly simple or grand things are going to be. Even though most of us want the cards to stand out, we end up settling for clichés after listening to the designers and planners. The key to having a good wedding card doesn’t always lie in spending copious amount of money, but in getting it designed smartly. Starting from the fonts, till the visuals, check out what details matters in bringing out a card that could leave a lasting impression on the minds of the recipients!

Do Not Underestimate Fonts!

While you spend hours in deciding the colour and design of the card’s appearance, filling it with whatever fonts such as Comic Sans MS is not going to help. Fonts give the reader a clue into what to expect from your several events and therefore decide what to wear. Do not use the same font in the entire card, use 2 or maximum 3 different fonts. This is done to bring the attention of the readers on important subject matters. Other than font style, the size and space within the words and the letters matters to make the overall content look readable. A few suitable fonts for wedding cards remains Alex Brush, Candlescript, Carolyn Black, Darleston, and Stylish Calligraphy.

Add Personal Touch

Red wedding cards with a few elephants and bright golden fonts is what we usually see. On one side where the groom and the bride spend hours deciding the theme and colours of their about to happen nuptials, settling at cards which do not reflect anything about you can be a huge turn-off. There are a lot of ways to personalise the cards in an expensive way possible. You can either add your animations illustrations or put one of your pre-wedding photographs in the background by blurring and merging it with the colour of the card. You can brainstorm on several other ideas with your designer or your about to be better half. Just remember not to let that card go bland!

Wedding Card Base

The designs, fonts and illustrations will all seem to fall in place if you opt for a great base for your wedding card. It can either be a different type of papers including marbled, matte, glossy, mylar, parchment, or the beautiful handmade papers. Or break the monotony and go for wooden frames, and the stunning eco-friendly option the mud frames. The good old cloth-based scroll wedding invitation can never go old. It adds that royal touch to the whole scenario. Nowadays, you can also contact a lot of rural craftsmen to customarily designs the card with eye-witching Madhubani art etc.

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Pick Modern Designs

Your wedding cards need not be traditional like everyone else’s. Yes, God’s idol is a must, but you can always add the modern touch in it. Also, remember keeping the card completely traditional is great, all you need to do is keep everything trendy and up to date. You can keep things modern even when you decide to write everything in Hindi fonts, just keep the colour scheme as elegant as possible. Such as opting for lavender and lilac, black white and gold, neutral shades of blue, champagne red and wine red or one can also choose off white and different shades of green.