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Planning a wedding can be an incredibly difficult, expensive and time-consuming thing to do. Getting all of the details right is one of the hardest parts of it all. One part of that planning includes putting together invitations. To save money, consider using wedding postcard invitations instead of full invitations. They are less expensive and easy to create! You can still customize them as you would the typical invitations and they make you stand out from everyone else.

Vintage

If you love all things retro, incorporate that into your wedding postcard invitations. One idea is to go with a vintage typeset style of invitation. That is what was used at print shops in earlier eras. It creates a retro, unique look that is memorable and striking.

Another idea is to use a black and white damask pattern on wedding postcard invitations with touches of blue and silver. This is evocative of old Hollywood glamor. It's also simple and quite elegant.

Collage

An option for a casual wedding postcard invitation is to do a photo collage. This can be of you together as a couple, such as engagement pictures of you together. Use three to five photos, depending on the size. Along with the photos, have your name and or wedding date in text, in decorative white or lavender text.

City Landmark

If you live in a city that you love, or are getting married in a certain city, consider using a landmark on the front of your wedding invitation postcard. For example, if you are from Seattle, consider adding a picture the Space Needle on the front of the invitations. If you are getting married in San Francisco, use a stunning of the golden gate bridge on the front of the wedding postcard invitations

Seasonal

Add a seasonal touch to your wedding invitation postcards. For those having a winter wonderland style of wedding, add a scene of snowflakes and silver on the front. If you are having a summer wedding, put a gorgeous beach scene on the front of the invitation. Another idea is to put a photograph of a large starfish on the front.

The text part on the other side of the wedding postcard invitations can include anything that you want. Include information such as the venue location, your names, and the date and time of course. You will have less space to work with than if you used a traditional invitation. Just be concise and make sure to get down the most important details first.

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Source by Walter A Warner