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Non-photo wedding invitations

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Brown Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Connell Square
Connell Square
$2.49 each

Connell collection description

Connell is a bold and sophisticated collection featuring striking geometric, striped borders that frame your details with an Art Deco flair. The contrasting mix of elegant script and condensed, modern typography creates a high-fashion, vintage-inspired look. We think it’s perfect for upscale urban celebrations or couples seeking a dramatic statement that balances classic romance with a sharp, tailored aesthetic. This suite was created in collaboration with Jessica Miller (@owlandtoad), an artist and stationery designer based in sunny Southern California. She's inspired by nature, fresh color combos, and anything with a lot of texture.

Green Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Feuille Landscape
Feuille Landscape
$1.99 each

Feuille collection description

Feuille is a charming and delicate collection centered around a whimsical, hand-drawn wildflower wreath that frames a classic monogram crest. The clean, centered layout and elegant serif typography evoke a sense of refined simplicity and timeless romance. We think it’s perfect for garden weddings or couples seeking a sweet, nature-inspired aesthetic with a polished touch. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Green Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Uzes Landscape
Uzes Landscape
$1.99 each

Uzes collection description

Uzes is a striking and minimalist collection that lets beautiful typography take center stage. The bold, elongated serif font pairs effortlessly with fluid script accents, evoking a sense of modern romance and confident sophistication. We think it’s perfect for contemporary celebrations or couples who appreciate a clean, text-focused aesthetic with a touch of editorial flair. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Beige Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Uzes Portrait
Uzes Portrait
$1.99 each

Uzes collection description

Uzes is a striking and minimalist collection that lets beautiful typography take center stage. The bold, elongated serif font pairs effortlessly with fluid script accents, evoking a sense of modern romance and confident sophistication. We think it’s perfect for contemporary celebrations or couples who appreciate a clean, text-focused aesthetic with a touch of editorial flair. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Blue Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Stelo Portrait
Stelo Portrait
$1.99 each

Stelo collection description

Stelo is an airy and romantic collection featuring an intricate, stamp-style floral and tropical foliage border that frames a clean, spacious layout. The combination of delicate, flowing script for your names and structured serif typography evokes a sense of breezy elegance and refined charm. We think it’s perfect for destination weddings, tropical celebrations, or couples looking to bring a lush, botanical feel to their big day. This suite was designed in collaboration with Becky Nimoy, an illustrator and stationery designer based in San Pedro, California. She’s inspired by all things vintage and hiking coastal trails in her small port town.

Beige Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Brume Landscape
Brume Landscape
$1.99 each

Brume collection description

Brume is a vibrant and charming collection that features an intricate, hand-drawn botanical border woven with delicate vines, blossoms, and fresh citrus fruits. The pairing of a whimsical script with an airy, spaced serif typography creates a joyful and relaxed feel that beautifully frames your wedding details. We think it’s perfect for cheerful outdoor celebrations, destination weddings, or couples seeking a touch of Mediterranean-inspired romance. This suite was created in collaboration with Stellax Creative (@stellaxcreative), a Maryland-based graphic design studio specializing in invitations, greeting cards, and art. Its owner, Anna, draws inspiration from nature and architecture.

Orange Non-Photo Wedding Invitation - Ocaso Portrait
Ocaso Portrait
$1.99 each

Ocaso collection description

Ocaso is a vibrant and breezy collection featuring hand-drawn palm tree illustrations and playful, casual typography. The sketch-style artwork and relaxed layout evoke a sense of warmth, romance, and carefree celebration. We think it’s perfect for destination weddings, beachside nuptials, or couples seeking a modern tropical aesthetic. This suite was designed in collaboration with Maria Denisco of Blush and Blue Designs (@blushandbluedesigns), a Clearwater, Florida-based artist, calligrapher, and graphic designer. She specializes in fine art watercolor stationery, one-of-a-kind acrylic paintings, and pet portraits.

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All about non-photo wedding invites

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Frequently asked questions

Why Are Wedding Invitations So Important?

When you plan your wedding, you might not think right away about how much these cards will affect your day, but they often set the first tone for your whole event. Frequently, your family and friends get an idea of your style and mood the moment that invitation and its envelope show up, starting their experience with that one simple card. If you want a classic look, the standard Milford design—a top option—gives you clean lines, strong text, and good paper that provides instant feeling even before anyone arrives. Put simply? Expectations start as is, the second someone holds your invite.

Which Styles of Wedding Invitation Can You Choose?

The number of styles, as is, is bigger than most expect, and finding one that matches your idea matters.

Should You Select a Classic Invitation?

Classic invitations usually have formal text and well-drawn lines, often on thick paper, with a sense of tradition at the center. The widely chosen Seraphine design fits this look and keeps things classic and timeless.

Do Most Couples Use Photos on Invitations?

Although many may expect otherwise, only about 12% go with a single photo, and fewer than 1% add more. That means almost everyone skips photos on the invite itself. But if you want to share an image from your engagement, a single clean photo is usually the way to go.

What If You Want a More Modern or Minimal Invite?

If you feel drawn to a modern approach—maybe you like open space or straight lines—the Caleania invite could stand out for you with its use of simple text and lots of empty space. Minimalism is not just a trend, as it often creates a calm, clear feeling throughout your event.

What Does a Full Wedding Invitation Set Include?

When you look at most invitation sets, you usually find several parts in one envelope, each with its own use:

  • The main card—with your names and key details, plus extra space for a clean look
  • An RSVP card, usually with a ready envelope so your guests can reply
  • A details card, to share information about places to stay and/or how to get to the event
  • A party card, if you plan to have your dinner or party somewhere else
  • Directions, which matter if your event is hard to find
  • Sometimes a card with your website, so guests can find more details if needed

When Should You Mail the Invitations?

Timing always matters. How do you know the best time to mail your cards?

  • Save-the-date cards: 6–8 months before the big day
  • Invitations: 6–8 weeks out from your date
  • Ask for replies 3–4 weeks before the event
  • With a far-off or travel-heavy event, you’ll want to send each of these types at least 2–4 weeks earlier

What Trends Do Most Couples Follow in Invitation Design?

Portrait style is the main choice—over 70% go that way—while only a few pick landscape. Simple shapes and plain frames show up far more often (about 5%) than things like wreaths, arches, or shiny bits, which now appear in just 1% of cases. Styles using foil or letterpress are seen much less than before. If you want more examples, Laurelwood and Goundry are other top picks, showing both clean and decorated looks.

What’s the Right Way to Follow Invitation Etiquette?

Do You List Hosts by Name, or Keep It General?

Tradition puts the bride’s family as the host, but now you can just list both families, yourselves, or use a phrase like “together with their families,” making it feel more open and modern.

Where Should Gift or Registry Information Go?

Here’s a simple rule: you should never put gift or shopping list information on the main invitation. If you want people to know about your registry, send them to your wedding website or a different card included in the envelope.

Why Do Wedding Invitations Really Matter?

These cards, as is, are more than just paper. They start your story, bring everyone to your day, create a feeling, and give guests what they need to know. In the end, a good invitation says what your event will be before anything begins.

Invitations of all shapes & sizes

From traditional square invitations to fancy arches, Zola has a variety of card shapes to choose from.

Standard invitationsRounded invitationsScalloped invitationsHalf-arch invitationsArch invitationsOval invitationsTicket invitationsDiamond invitations

Mix and match options

With so many features and finishes available, choosing invitations can seem daunting. Narrow your search by combining your favorite design options.

Foil invitationsLetterpress invitationsReception-only invitationsPhoto invitationsInvitations without photosPortrait invitationsLandscape invitations