Wedding invitations

When you want your wedding announcement to feel both warm and formal, Burgundy invitations often make the best choice, since the deep, wine-like color gives a sense of love and brings a strong first impression to everyone you invite. Drawing on ideas from the famous French wine area, Burgundy captures strength and sets the mood for your plan, so that your guests will likely talk about your special event even after the day is over.

For many people, Burgundy becomes the top option when you’re looking to match your wedding to any setting—whether you go for a night event, a formal gathering, or a party in a vineyard. If you’re planning a traditional black-and-white look, Burgundy stands out by adding depth and a touch of interest. Sometimes, people connect red to love, but Burgundy gives you a more modern and grown-up approach. When you add Burgundy to a vineyard party or a formal dinner, it also fits as is—just as well for simple or fancy days.

Popular Styles Couples Like.

1. “Merryton.” Floral style, made for natural or outside events.
2. “Octavia.” Offers clean lines and a frame around key points.
3. “Violin.” Gives you a minimal, easy style with small Burgundy touches.
4. “Miele.” Uses digital color for dark, wine-inspired backgrounds.
5. “Poconos.” Offers a strong Burgundy field so other details can stand out.

Do most couples prefer a specific layout or extras? Usually, yes. Most use a vertical (portrait) design, and photos are not typically shown, but there’s a small group that includes one. Couples often focus on the text, with 10% adding frames or highlights for main lines, while a few choose extras such as a wreath or an arch. Standard printing is picked far more than special styles like foil or pressed letters, as the color alone carries the day.

If you want your wedding plans to be different, you might add a frame, an arch, or a wreath, but for most, the simple use of Burgundy does the job as is. The tone always provides enough style, and extra design features are just an option.

Great Combinations for Burgundy.

You might ask—what goes well with Burgundy? Many people like to add gold for warmth and glow, navy for deep contrast, blush to create a soft look, sage for an earthy balance, or ivory for a classic and easy match. These options work well for every season and help you show the mood of your day with style.

It’s wise to order your invitations about four to six months before the event, so you have plenty of time to look at samples, check the color with a proof, address each envelope, and mail everything in advance. Thankfully, free samples are common, letting you check every detail before you decide.

Absolutely. Burgundy invitations are your first real communication with your guests, giving them a sense of your day’s character and letting everyone know you want to make it special for all.