This design is inspired by the “The Regular” website. I liked how simple and elegant their site looked and I made a version of it for invitations. In the downloadable invitation template, you can replace the letter in the monogram as well as the event details area.

In ancient times, the Romans conceived that oak trees were responsible for attracting lightning. So they associated it to Jupiter, the sky God, and Juno, the Goddess of Marriage and the wife of Jupiter. So this tree is symbolic of fulfillment and conjugal fidelity.

These love birds exchanging love words on a tall tree branch were so cute, they were begging to be made a wedding invitation. I got the graphics from Dryicons.com and modified the colors.

The main highlight of this invitation is the intricate header section which displays the logo for the couple’s names and the wedding date. This invitation is in classic black and white.

Horses are magnificent creatures. This invitation is intended for those who love horses and who wants to incorporate this theme in their wedding. It is in black and white but is customizable.

This is an invitation with a clean outline of the hibiscus flower.

The hibiscus is a flower associated with Beach and the tropics. They are commonly used as an ornament for weddings with a beach theme.

Flowers are probably the most commonly used theme in an invitation – because they are beautiful and classy.

Though this is designed for winter weddings, it could also be used as invitations for any other event or as a holiday greeting card.

In Asia (particularly Japan) and Native Americas, the dragonfly is a symbol of prosperity, good luck, strength, peace and harmony. Who wouldn’t want that in anyone’s life?