Although your guests will appreciate your efforts in showing that you appreciate them and asking for their presence, whether your invitations look good or bad, it is preferable to invite them with polished invitation cards. Watercolor Flower elements are ideal for any celebration. The stunning blush Cherry blossom, also known as Sakura, is a stunning autumn flower that allows for an infinite number of combinations, making it ideal for couples and mothers looking to throw an enchanting party with lavish flower arrangements.
It’s obvious that this special article will feature cherry blossoms with pink petals and green stems. So, let’s see what we have for today.
None of these will make you regret. seven personalized Sakura-inspired invites, provided and perfectly crafted in portrait orientation card design. What makes it so enchanting? Firstly, this particular combination (Floral and Geometric) could be one of, if not, the best combination for wedding party in 2024, and able to fit perfectly throughout all seasons. The gorgeous flower came up in beautiful illustrations, featuring realistic-design in aesthetic watercolor finished. I made it all with soft color palette, in which working so well with the plain white background and dazzling gold geometric border design.
DOWNLOAD FREE EDITABLE PDF INVITATION HERE
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This following instruction will show you how to download and open the template. Here they are:
- Scroll-up a bit and you should see the provided link that says “Download Free … Invitation here”, point your mouse pointer there and click it.
- Click “Download” and Tap “Enter” to start the download process.
- Edit the file using Adobe Reader or Foxit Reader or any PDF editor.
For the printing material you can use card-stock paper, it’s commonly used for wedding invitation. It comes in a variety of textures, colors and thicknesses – choose which one is suitable for you. The standard print sizes of the invitation card are 5×7” and vice versa, if you want to set them in landscape orientation card.
