Wedding Invitations with Wildflowers - Perfect for Spring!

With Spring weddings just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about spring themed wedding invitations.  Nothing signifies the joyfulness of Spring better than flowers, which is why these wildflower wedding invitations are perfect for an April, May or June wedding.

Stylized wildflowers decorate this modern wedding invitation making it perfect for a formal spring wedding!

Stylized wildflowers decorate this modern wedding invitation making it perfect for a formal spring wedding!

The wedding invitation design features a stylish and playful sprig of abstract flowers.  Sans serif block font and an elegant script give a touch of formality to the motif.  Matching save the date cards, directions, reception, and response cards are available.

This wedding invitation can also be customized in any variety of colors.  Shown below are just a few fun ideas.  You can also mix and match the colors of the flowers and the branches.  Feel free to be creative! :)

Wildflowers wedding invitations in Dark Purple

Wedding Invitations in Dark Purple

Shown in Spring Green

Shown in Spring Green

Wildflower Invitations shown in brown.

Wildflower Invitations in Brown.

Navy Wedding Invitations

Navy Wedding Invitations

These affordable invitations are available from our store, Modern Girl Invitations, for just $269 for a set of 100 invites and response card.  Shipping is free and package discounts are available when you add matching enclosures or save the dates cards.

Dandelion Wedding Invitations - Something Different

Ok, dandelion themed wedding invitations are e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e!  I am certainly not surprised as dandelions are very whimsical and perfect for a spring or summer themed wedding.  I personally love most of the dandelion wedding invitations I’ve seen around the web, but most have a similar feel - line art with a few of the seeds flying off in the proverbial wind.

At Modern Girl, we also have a dandelion themed design, but it’s very different.  A little funkier, more playful and very cheery.  Less whimsical, more fun.  If you’re having a dandelion themed wedding, but wanted to do something a little different and more lighthearted, you might really like the Modern Girl take on the design.

Our dandelion wedding invitation suite, shown with response card and directions card in espresso brown.

Our dandelion wedding invitation suite, shown with response card and directions card in espresso brown.

The invitation is shown in our espresso brown, but we can create this invitation in any of the colors shown on our color chart.  We show a few of the possible colors on our site, such as green apple, aquamarine, and lilac.

Dandelion design shown in Green Apple

Dandelion design shown in Green Apple

Dandelions wedding invitation shown in Aquamarine.

Dandelions wedding invitation shown in Aquamarine.

Dandelion Wedding Invitations shown in Lilac.

Dandelion Wedding Invitations shown in Lilac.

Color changes are complimentary at Modern Girl Invitations, so feel free to get creative with this invite!

Modern Weddings - Christie and Kevin’s Outdoor Tent Wedding

Christie and Kevin, Married!The Bride: Christie, 26, Physician

The Groom: Kevin, 28, Owner and Operator of Rooker Angus Beef Cattle

The Location:

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church  in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, with a Tent Reception at the Groom’s parents’ home

Wedding Colors:

Casual rustic elegance - Shades of green, gold, and bronze

What made this wedding modern:

Christie and Kevin wanted their wedding to have a casual feel that represented their personalities.  To accomplish this, they chose Kevin’s home for their tent reception and complemented the site with tan tuxes for the groomsmen and short, vibrant green bridesmaid dresses.  Guests played cornhole (a bean bag toss game) and mingled outside in a lounge-type area during cocktail hour (so fun!).

“We like to think that we put our own personal touch on the day by paying attention to little details to really take care of our guests,” says Christie.

Kevin's parent's farmhouse

The groom's parents' farmhouse. Gorgeous!

The short green bridemaids dresses really made a statement towards the day's casual yet elegant tone.

The short green bridemaids dresses really made a statement towards the day's casual yet elegant tone.

Where they splurged:

“Definitely on the restroom trailor we rented,” says Christie.  The trailor had to be big enough for our 400 guests and make it through hours of celebrating.  Christie and Kevin took the time to spruce it up with toiletry baskets, rugs, and ferns.  They also went all out on the food by grilling beef tenderloin from Kevin’s family’s wholesale meat store on site (Yum!!!).

The tent reception

The bride and grooms first dance!

Cake and the rings

Where they saved:

Christie and Kevin saved a ton of money by doing a lot of things themselves.  Their handiwork was amazing and you’ll be blown away by what they accomplished.  They started with making their own fabric invitations, chair decorations, ceremony programs, stamped hankerchiefs for the bridal dance, and centerpieces.  Christie and her mom also made over 30 cheesecakes to serve for dessert as well as the appetizers that were served during cocktail hour!!!  The coolest part - Christie and her sister made 20+ gallons of white peach sangria for the bar!

Left-side: A basket with fabric pieces was presented to guests so that they could leave a special message for the bride and groom.  Right-side: A circular motif was used for the seating chart and matching seating cards were hung on a clotheline for aesthetic appeal.  Adorable!

Left-side: A basket with fabric pieces was presented to guests so that they could leave a special message for the bride and groom. Right-side: A circular motif was used for the seating chart and matching seating cards were hung on a clotheline for aesthetic appeal. Adorable!

A note from a wedding guest

The menus and ceremony programs

Favorite Part of the Wedding:

“Our family and friends played such a big role in planning and preparation months before and on our big day - our favorite part was seeing how proud they were of what we had all done together.  Looking around on that day and seeing how lucky we were to have loved ones give so much to us really meant the world to us.”

That looks soooo good!

A few slices of the 30+ cheesecakes that Christie and her mother prepared from scratch.

The centerpieces and table decor

Handmade embellishments

Looking back, what you would change:

“I think you always wish you could spend more time with your guests.  Other than that, we woudn’t change a thing - we enjoyed and savored every moment!  Our guests had an amazing time and so did we!”

The bridal dance

Her Advice:

“Spend some time really thinking about what you want your day to be like - it will make the planning go much smoother.  If possible, spend some alone time with each other on the big day.  We were able to sit in Kevin’s house and watch all of our guests during cocktail hour - it really gave us time to take it all in!”

The happy couple


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Bright and Bold: Scrolls Wedding Invitation in Purple, Green, Mulberry, and Teal!

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…

Antique Scrolls wedding invitation in bold beautiful colors!

….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!