Even holiday cards can provide wedding invitation inspiration when some small but impactful updates are made to the design. Since all of our designs are customizable for any event, browse any of our galleries to find motifs, fonts, ink and foil pairings and more to build your own invitations for your celebration.

The Thompson holiday card features a rustic wreath and monogram and a stylish diecut shape. Updating to a wedding invitation is a simple change to layout and language with the addition of a geometric liner for visual texture.

Gordon spreads good cheer with an organic, watercolor stripes in a beach palette. Changing up the placement of the art and typography along with the addition of a sunny yellow liner makes for a welcoming invitation to a seaside celebration.

Sometimes no design changes are necessary – just updating the size and language and some tweaks to paper and liner color are sufficient to change an elegant holiday card into an equally elegant wedding invitation. Our Charlton holiday card makes the perfect transition to formal wedding invitation.

In-house designer Lindsy Talarico explains her inspiration for the Gordon holiday card:

“I wanted this design to make people feel one with the earth: happy, relaxed, and cool. I have always loved the spirit of Christmas and how it truly brings people together. It would be nice if people acted so loving all year round. I am attached to beautiful things all around me every day. I try to bring that into my work. I pay attention to detail and love balance, white space, great typography, and perfect color combinations. It is as simple as that.”

foil stamping: gold matte | digital ink: capri | fonts: barber + ariel narrow | paper: duplexed bella smooth cotton white 2-ply | card size: a-6 | liner: gordon pattern in capri | envelope: bella cotton white pointed flap

water | wreath | macrame tree | sweater | geometric lanterns | blue bulb | feather | candles