Extraordinary and Eclectic Wedding Invitations
Most couples will prefer a traditional wedding invitation design however if you want to veer away from the mainstream style and adopt a more eclectic feel for your wedding, you can always try a more creative approach. Funky wedding invitation designs are not only unique they can inject more fun into the entire event as well. These invitation designs tend to be on the modern side, styled with specific themes and not so traditional colors. The following are just a few examples of eclectic wedding invitations:
1. Leopard prints
- While these leopard prints may seem too bold and extraordinary, they are actually an excellent style for unusual wedding invitations. If you want to adopt an outdoor or Safari theme for your wedding, or if you just want to make a statement that are unlike any other, this wedding invitation design will surely be a head-turner. Also these leopard prints are perfect for couples who want to adopt a rock ‘n roll theme for their wedding.
2. Stripes
- Do you want to make your wedding look more fun and vibrant? Why not use a multi-colored stripes design for your wedding invitation? Stripes are always a fun way to make your wedding appear more distinctive, and you can choose the kinds of colors that will suit your chosen wedding theme best.
3. Non-traditional color combinations
- If you really want to make your wedding more extraordinary, you can try color combinations that really make a statement. While soft pastels and solid colors have remained popular, they are nonetheless more traditional. This is why choosing some bold but interesting color combinations can achieve so much. Some examples include mint green and cherry red or dark purple and light yellow.
4. Damask color combinations
- A combination of black, red, and white is always interesting.
5. Personalized vector patterns
- You can have stationery companies design specific vector illustrations for your wedding invites, giving you that personalized and unusual result.
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