Black & White Floral Wedding Invitations

February 03, 2015

Florals never truly go out of style but, boy, are they VERY in style right now. In fact, the floral trend is one of the biggest of the 2015 wedding season, and I’m lovin’ every bloom-filled moment of it!

I’ll be talking much more about the floral wedding invitation trend over the next several weeks, and today I’m all about gorgeous, black and white floral invitations, which combine the classically elegant, high contrast color combo with the beauty of floral elements and patterns. Add a touch of metallic here or a bit of mint green there, and you have the ultimate in classic design with a modern twist. Here are some of my favorite black and white floral examples:

1. Painterly Florals by Rachel Marvin Creative for Elli 2. Bountiful Bliss by Magnolia Press for WPD 3. Togetherness in Love by Stacey Day for WPD 4. Stunning Silhouettes by Papier Fabrik for WPD 5. Antique Chic by Love vs. Design 6. Flourishing Union by Elm and Gray for WPD

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Photo Save the Date Favorites

February 25, 2014

Just a few of my favorite new photo save the date designs from around the web, representing the trend in basic black and white plus touches of bold color and glittery goodness, with your lovely photo holding center stage, of course:

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Classic Black & White Wedding Invitations

May 27, 2013

Preppy, elegant, minimalist modern, whimsical, or just plain sweet – the classic black and white palette plays well with just about any style, and this is what makes it such a timeless color combo. Here’s a little collection of beautiful black and white wedding invitations that epitomize the versatility and timeless allure of this high contrast color pair.

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Antique Chic Save the Date Cards

February 23, 2013

Antique Chic Wedding Invitations

February 23, 2013

Umama Wedding Invitations

June 04, 2012

Nicole Roura of Umama (pronounced ooh-mama) has created a completely crush-worthy collection of classic wedding invitation suites with a modern twist. Her sleek invite designs feature clean lines, sweet typography, and preppy + nautical inspiration. Many of the designs also feature gorgeous black and white palettes with pops of color that create a look that’s sophisticated and timeless. Check out all of the designs in Umama’s invitation collection right here.

The Archer Suite

The Whitman Suite

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Lucky in Love Wedding Invitations

April 20, 2012

Dave + Hollie’s Ticket Style Wedding Invitations

February 16, 2012

Check out these bold black and white, ticket style wedding invitations by James Prunean of OOXX, which are absolutely oozing with vintage-inspired goodness.

The ornate invites were designed for Dave and Hollie, whose wedding took place on an orchard in Ontario, Canada. The couple rented a trolley to take their guests from the hotels to the farm, and OOXX decided to create their invite in the style of a ticket, with a tear off RSVP that could be mailed back. The invitations were printed on recycled paper that gave them a wonderful, vintage look.

image source: OOXX

Beautiful Black & White Typography Wedding Invites

March 23, 2011

The loveliness of these chic, modern wedding invitations transcends language barriers, and they were a true labor of love for designer (and bride), Johanna Hörrmann, who created the black and white typographic wedding suite for her own wedding celebration. Johanna designed a custom wedding map that doubled as an envelope (clever!), and I love how she added pops of color here and there by using diagonally striped Japanese tape.

You can read more about Johanna’s creative process for this project, supply list included, over at her blog, Im Moment, but before you go, check out some of the lovely coordinating paper details, photographed by Sandra Schade.

image source: Johanna Hörrmann & Sandra Schade