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Modern wedding invitations

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656 results
Modern
Add a QR code to share info in a snap
Cleveland Photo
$1.99 each
Modern photo layout with editorial font
Milford Portrait
$1.79 each
Stunning typography mix highlighting names
Dakota Frame Foil
Stamped Foil
New
$3.19 each
Marquis Portrait
$1.99 each
Grand script on a dark black card
Josette Landscape
New
$1.99 each
Wyncote Portrait
$1.99 each
Elegant monogram with formal frame
Aubrey Border
$2.49 each
Santiago Portrait
$1.99 each
Minimalist design highlighting names
Brienno Portrait
$1.99 each
Chic watercolor black bow on white
Ingrid Portrait
$1.99 each
Soft blush with delicate floral sketches
Kellan Portrait
$1.99 each
Black and white modern typography layout
Kosrae Portrait
New
$1.99 each
Isolde Portrait Foil
Stamped Foil
$2.49 each
Warm florals in a stamped foil wreath
Portsmouth Photo
$1.99 each
Sophisticated mixed white fonts on photo
Marlow Portrait
$1.99 each
White card with flowing script font
Portsmouth Arch
$1.99 each
Landscape photo arch layout with olive
Bellisi Portrait
$1.99 each
Arched typography and floral accent
Liang Photo
$1.99 each
Full photo card with minimal typography
Siena Portrait
$1.99 each
Intricate pastel blue lush floral frame
Essenza Portrait
$1.79 each
Sage with fine-line floral drawing
Hilltone Classic
$1.99 each
Formal layout and double border on white
Dunluce Suits
$1.99 each
Couple illustration and handwritten font
Maui Portrait Foil
Stamped Foil
$2.49 each
Stamped foil palm leaf on black card
Tatum Portrait Foil
Stamped Foil
$2.49 each
Mixed type circled by oval stamped foil
Luve Portrait
$1.99 each
Beach watercolor with scalloped frame
Nevis Classic
$1.99 each
Oversized script on typographic layout
Grandscape Landscape
$1.99 each
Natural sand-textured background
Curacao Portrait
$1.99 each
Leaf motif pattern surrounding details
Asher Photo
$1.99 each
Modern mauve with arched photo frame
Anerley Landscape
$1.99 each
Split-layout with handwritten script
Gothenburg Portrait
$1.99 each
St Lucia Portrait
$1.99 each
Coastal Portrait
$1.99 each
Painted white striped pattern on blue
Zion Portrait
$1.99 each
Bold script in black and white
Milan Landscape
$1.99 each
Scottsdale Landscape
$1.99 each
Slate blue minimalist layout
Gaia Classic
$1.99 each
Terracotta floral crest on cream card
Bayeux Landscape
$1.99 each
White typography on deep teal
Altair Portrait
$1.99 each
Sage typography with minimalist layout
Elodie Portrait
$1.99 each
Kotor Landscape
$1.99 each
Elegant mixed type on greige
Key West Portrait
New
$1.99 each
Colmar Portrait
$1.99 each
Upload your own Square
$2.49 each
Marion Photo
New
$1.99 each
Marion Portrait
New
$1.99 each
Dakota Square Foil
Stamped Foil
New
$3.19 each

All about modern wedding invites

It’s important to note that “modern” can mean many things; it is whatever modern style means to you. In general though, modern unique wedding invitations push the boundaries of tradition or do away with them entirely. They often feature either sleek minimalistic fonts or loose modern calligraphy, cool geometric designs or fluid abstract ones, and often incorporate metallic hues or shades from a bold color palette. If you’re having a modern wedding, don’t be afraid to select an invitation that is a bit outside the box. Consider geometric patterns as seen on the Davies invitation, and bold typography as seen on the Carlisle invitation.

Frequently asked questions

How Do You Choose Modern Wedding Invitations That Express Your Story?

When you start to plan the event, choosing modern wedding invitations is sometimes the first real step that lets you and your guests see the day ahead—introducing the celebration you have in mind and making that all-important first impression. Not just a piece of paper. More the “cover” for your story.

What Is the Meaning of “Modern” in Today’s Wedding Invitation Design?

Usually, when we talk about modern wedding invitations, you’ll find they focus on clean lines, open layouts, and straightforward choices, which often highlight type and space rather than decoration or extras. Designs like “Milford,” for instance, use carefully picked type and strong, direct structure that stands out without extra clutter. If you’re searching for visual impact, options like “Carlisle” give you lines and balance, while “Wyncote” may catch your eye with type that’s bold, simple, and easy to read.

How Can You Make Wedding Invitations Feel Personal?

Does your invitation stand out as yours alone? Often, couples want a unique look, so personalization goes a long way. Most people today choose a vertical layout, and you’ll notice this adds just the right formality and space (a full 73% select this approach). Still, adding photos isn’t common—only 10% choose to include even one, while just 1% use more than one, showing a strong preference for type and layout as is.

There’s also a trend away from the classic mixes such as ivory and gold. Couples frequently opt for unusual color choices. For example, “Latona” allows color blocking, while “Santiago” brings in a new and striking take.

Do Materials and Paper Choices Matter in a Modern Approach?

Materials Matter.

For your specific need, the way an invitation feels can set the tone immediately. It’s common for couples to pick paper with some texture, offering depth without calling too much attention. Design extras like frames, arches, or wreaths are now rare (picked by only 4%, 2%, and 1%, respectively), and nearly nobody selects foil or letterpress (with both at 0%), keeping things clear and on the details that are present.

Can You Use Both Digital Tools and Paper in Your Invitations?

Often, the answer is yes. Couples today blend digital convenience and the tradition of paper. QR codes, when used with care, link guests to your website or a details page but won’t take away from the look. Digital responses also appear often—they can save on paper and make managing responses faster and easier.

When Should You Place the Order for Your Wedding Invitations?

Timing for Success.

If you want to avoid stress, plan to order invitations 4 to 6 months ahead of your date. The process—design approval (1–2 weeks), printing and quality checks (2–3 weeks), addressing and assembly (1 week), and giving guests enough time to reply (2–3 weeks)—often adds up quickly. When you plan for a late summer or early fall event, it’s even more important to stay ahead due to how busy these seasons get.

How Do You Keep Everything in Your Invitation Suite Consistent?

Visual Consistency Across All Parts.

When you look at top modern invitation suites (think Milford, Carlisle, Wyncote, Santiago, and Latona), they all use a main idea or type that’s visible on every card, reply, and menu. Your best results come when you pick two or three colors that match your event style. Keeping type, layout, and key details the same across all the items brings everything together, as is.

Why Are Wedding Invitations so Important?

They’re the true introduction—showing your real style and setting the mood for the day ahead. When done well, modern wedding invitations don’t just provide information to your guests. They invite people to take part in your story and the celebration you hope to share.

Invitations of all shapes & sizes

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

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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.

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