Tips & Tricks for Designing Your Wedding Invitations Part Two

#2 Font Color 

Many bridal couples choose classic black or other dark tones when it comes to the font color for the wedding invitations. Not only do they give the cards an elegant look, but they also go with most models.

But nowadays the world of amazing wedding invitation card offers such a wide range of products that even a small interplay of colors is no problem. Isolated colored details can turn your invitation cards into something extraordinary.

However, it is essential to pay attention to the color of the paper so that the splashes of color come into their own and, above all, are legible. 

#3 Font Size 

Small comments on the dress code or wedding favors are no longer unusual. However, this additional information should remain what it is: an addition. So design them discreetly and set the font size one or two numbers smaller. In this way, you focus on the essential information about your wedding, and your card does not appear overloaded. 

#4 Ornaments 

If your invitation card model has curved ornaments, these can also be integrated into the text and round off the overall impression of your wedding invitation. Use elements that can already be discovered on the cover of your invitation cards and integrate them discreetly between the paragraphs of your invitation text. 

In Summary, It Can Be Said That The Following Errors Should Be Avoided: 

• Too much text 
• The font that is too small or illegible 
• Too many design elements in the text 

If you follow these tips, nothing stands in the way of the perfect start of your wedding planning.