Wedding season is now in full swing and it’s time to start thinking about your wedding invitations!  This spring some popular trends will continue to grow, such as damask wedding invitations and wedding invitations with scrolls and swirls.  This lovely scroll wedding invitation from our site is quite a bit different from the typical scroll invitations you’ll find around the web.

A unique take on an invitation with scrolls

You might remember this wedding invitation from a few months back when we were working with a bride who used this invite in a Moroccan themed wedding.  That particular bride customized this invite in grape, mulberry, caribbean blue, and apple green for a bold and stunning result.  Our classic version in orange is just as pretty though, creating an elegant yet edgy look.

Scrolls wedding invitation with response card in orange

This invitation can be customized in any color and has multiple matching collection items.  The messy swirls decorate each item making this suite really standout.  Some of the available matching items are save the dates, directions cards, reception cards, and thank you notes.

Full collection for the Scrolls Wedding Invitation

To order this invitation and view pricing information, head to our site, Modern Girl Invitations, and check out the Antique Scrolls Wedding Invitation.  The design is shown in multiple colors online and we can customize to any color.

Stay tuned for more wedding invitation trends and collections!

Soon-to-be-bride Laura contacted us a few weeks ago with grand visions of a “Morroco meets India” wedding showcasing dark purples, oranges,  greens, peacock teal, and mulberry, with lots of gold to boot!  She loved our Antique Scrolls wedding invitations but wanted to really amp up the color to create something bold and striking.

And the result…

….unique and unforgettable!

Laura and I went through quite a few different color variations to finally reach this combination, and I think it was really worth it.  The colors are bright, bold, and really pop when seen in person.  Forget pastels or safe colors, Laura was quite daring and it really paid off!

Although we don’t show all potential color combinations for each design on Modern Girl Invitations, we encourage brides to change up our posted color schemes so that their invitations match their wedding colors perfectly (free of charge of course!).  That way your invitations become very personalized and very you

Thanks again to Laura for coming up with such a different and inspirational color scheme!

While perusing Etsy for my own shopping pleasure last night, I came across some lovely vintage brooches that would be the perfect accessory for a wedding dress, veil, or hairpiece.

Available from Leena Lenna Design Studio on Esty

These really caught my eye because they reminded me of the brooch that I wore on my own dress.  My Paloma Blanca came with a ribbon (which got removed) and a brooch with rhinestones and mother of pearl that I decided to keep.  It added a tiny bit of vintage bling to my dress and that really excited me.

My little touch of 1920s vintage glam.

As you can tell, I really love a good “brooch”, but isn’t it really “broach”?  I’ve always pronounced it as “b-roach”, not “b-r-eeww-ch”.  I must have been in the dark all these years because when I went back to Etsy to revisit my find, broach turned up nil in the search results!  Don’t  you hate finding out you’ve been spelling something wrong for 20+ years?

Regardless of the spelling, you can’t deny the wedding accessory possibilities.  A few more ideas…

Very cute hair comb that has an art deco feel.