A simple white invitation card with a gold emblem on top. Straightforward text printed in black. That's how the wedding invitation of Prince William and Kate Middleton looks like. From the looks of it, you can say that the Wedding of the Year would probably have a simple but meaningful ceremony. I'd like that for them. Two high-profile personalities don't need to have all the hoopla, don't you think?
Around 1,800 to 1,900 invites (UsMagazine and AllVoices released different numbers) have been sent out for the biggest event in Britain that will happen this April. Of course, royalty from neighboring countries will be invited. Don't know who the other guests will be. But it's definitely not me. Hahaha!
We're starting to see more details on the upcoming Royal Wedding. I'll sure be posting those updates here soon.
Photo credit: AllVoices.com
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Wedding invitation designs
Wedding invitations are as important as any item on your wedding list. Aside from spreading the news to your friends and relatives via word of mouth, wedding invitations are actual evidence that you and your partner are sealing the deal.
Just as you put much thought on what to wear and how to decorate your venue, so should you think about the overall look of your wedding invitation. It speaks of you and your soon-to-be spouse, and the theme and mood of your big day. Depending on the design, wedding invitations tell your guests to expect either a very formal event or a whimsical themed reception.
There are a lot of wedding invitation designs ranging from the classic to the contemporary to the unique. Here are some inspirations for your wedding invitations:
1st row, from left: Double Line Border invitation from Wedding-Needs.com; Cheska pocketfold invitation from Printsonalities.com; Passport wedding invitation from WeddingInvitationDesigner.com; Silk Box Wedding Invitation by LelaNewYork.com.
2nd row, from left: Emerald jeweled wedding invitation from Dochelle.com; Rangoli letterpress invitation from BellaFigura.com; Te Amo invitation with lock from Cardprints.com.ph; Pop-up Wedding Invitation from DefneWorks.com.
3rd row, from left: Tropical Message invitation in a bottle from MyPersonalArtist.com; Chinese Wedding Invitation from CraftmasterInvitations.com; A5 Cards caricature wedding invitation from CaricatureCards.co.uk; Storybook Invitation from PrintedMatter.com.ph.
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