The latest in XV Years invitations
Check out the 10 types of invitations that are trending this year. You're going to love them!
This year, Quinceañera invitation trends include a mix of new ideas and some not-so-new ones that have resulted in sensational designs.
Here's a list of the 10 types of invitations that are trending this year, so you can choose your favorite in advance.
A delicate veil of color on paper creates a soft and romantic effect. Rippling effects, diffuse water, or colorful florals are just a few styles that can be achieved with this beautiful effect.
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Calligraphy.
Today, calligraphy has surpassed most invitation designs. It's no wonder that this beautiful effect, deviating from traditional prints, captures many hearts.
- Acrylic. Acrylic has a cool and unique effect on invitations, making it inevitably stand out from regular invitations.
- Botanical. Green elements, flowers, and palm trees are ideal for daytime weddings. If you love flowers or your Quince revolves around impressive floral arrangements, why not choose this alternative?
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Metallic paper.
Metallic paper is a great way to incorporate that extra flair into minimalist invitations and gives them an extra shine that looks sensational.
- With laser cut. Laser-cut invitations provide a super elegant look that stands out from the first impression. Choose from hundreds of designs and patterns, and select your favorite in any color.
- Inkless print. Inkless printing gives the paper a "dimpled" effect instead of ink. It definitely gives a very special and distinguished appeal.
- Marbled effect. Marble effect has been a very popular trend in recent years, and invitations don't have to be the exception.
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Stunning envelopes.
Often, invitation envelopes are completely overlooked, but recently, we're starting to see some envelopes with beautiful designs that you'll want to keep as keepsakes too.
- Contrasting colors. Dark-colored paper with a metallic or pale-colored font creates a stunning effect on invitations, and it's not limited to winter or fall seasons; you can use them at any time of the year.
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