The flower motif detail in this invitation is cleverly cut out of the cream top layer to reveal the chocolate brown card beneath.  It is this layered approach that defines many of the invitations in the ‘Papercut designs” collection from Sasson Invitations.  Browns and Greens are very popular at the moment and the combination of a moss green background with chocolate brown layered card and ink creates a very appealing ensemble.

What is not immediately obvious on the Sasson website is the option to have a different motif with this design.  Whilst the flower motif pictured above does suit the natural and earthy colours of this style very well many couples will wish to choose a different motif to personalise the card further.  I particularly like the two letter monogram motifs in the selection to the left which lets your guests know that your invitations are truly unique and have been created only for you.

Pricing for all Sasson invitations is very simple.  There are only three price bands of which this design is mid range and then pricing depends on the quantity required.  For 25 to 75 invitations the price is a very reasonable £3.85 each.  I am curious to discover that there is also a price band for under 25 invitations with no obvious restriction on minimum order quantity.  Something tells me that they are unlikely to personalise just one or two invitations for £4.20 each.

This Monogram Swirl wedding invitation from Bee Happy Designs is simple and sophisticated.  I personally like simple invitations in just one or two colours as they tend to look quite classy.   The card is created with two colours (which you can choose) with your names swirled into a monogram and the wedding date printed at the bottom of the card.  The day and evening invitation costs £2.50 and there is a range of matching items available including place cards with guests names printed for £1.10 which is not only good value for money, but it will give a coherent look to have them printed in the same style as the rest of the stationery.If you’re looking to send out save the date cards, you might want to think about save the date fridge magnets which are also available for £1.50.  You can be sure your guests won’t lose your invite in that ‘pile of stuff to sort’ as it will be a constant reminder in their kitchen.