Wedding Invites Too Pretty Not to Share

Setting the tone is a big part of planning, and your invitations do that work beautifully. They’re a little sneak peek into the celebration. Fonts, colors, and paper textures quietly share your style before guests even send back an RSVP. Our Hawaii couples layer in their own magic, island blooms, soft sunlight, and design that feels easy yet polished.

Every flat lay tells its own story: gold foil catching the morning light, hand-painted palms nodding to paradise, vow books tucked beside heirloom rings. It’s more than “you’re invited.” It’s a promise of joy, warmth, and a day that feels unmistakably yours.

Crisp white invite set with His/Her vow books, modern serif fonts, and soft taupe accents. Clean layout, easy to read, with fun “passport to marriage” inserts tying it all together.

Photo: Joseph Esser Photography

Watercolor save-the-date featuring the venue and palms, paired with romantic script and classic numerals. The soft pastel wash sets a gentle tone while keeping the key details crisp and readable.

Photo: Joseph Esser Photography

Bright, modern suite with a tangerine envelope, pale green type, and a punchy magenta RSVP card. Friendly fonts and a fun weekend itinerary card make the info clear and the mood upbeat.

Photo: Christie Pham Photography

Black, dark green and gold invitation suite with bold script names and botanical line art, glam without shouting. The contrast-heavy design and luxe stock give the whole set a high-end evening vibe.

Photo: Melia Lucida

Deep-green suite with white cards, a wide coral ribbon, and a wax seal, polished and timeless. Vintage-style stamps and classic type pull the pieces together into one cohesive story.

Photo: Derek Wong Photography

Invitations don’t just announce a date, they spark excitement, and give guests that first taste of what’s to come. If these designs prove anything, it’s that your stationery should look and feel like your story, from the very first envelope to the last dance.