The 18 Best Modern Wedding Invitations That Make a Big Impression
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When it comes to wedding invitations, you may want to keep with tradition and find something classic—but sometimes those designs can feel stuffy and old-fashioned, Instead, consider going outside the box with chic, streamlined invites that reflect your personality as a modern couple. Think arched silhouettes, bold patterns, and geometric shapes that will wow your guests and set the tone for your wedding in the best way possible.
To help you find the perfect invite for your wedding, we’ve curated some of the best modern wedding invitations across the web to suit all kinds of wedding styles and themes, and enlisted the expertise of event designer, Jordan Kentris. There are minimalist designs that revel in black and white simplicity, vibrant, abstract invites that shout with excitement, and unique photoinvites that are transformed with color overlay and photobooth-esque strips for a dash of unexpectedness. Style doesn’t just lie in the print and type, but in the shape and form of the invite, too, so we’ve got a range of options there as well.
Meet the Expert
Jordan Kentris is a Toronto-based bespoke stationery and event designer. He is the founder of the boutique design firm, A Good Day.
Read on for the best modern wedding invitations.
What to look for in a modern wedding invitation
Look for a designer that can incorporate your personal and event style into the invitations, recommends Kentris. Pay attention to design influences, materials chosen, and typography (the fonts selected and how they are presented), which Kentris says all set modern invitations apart.
Why Trust Brides
Brides contributor Hillary Hoffower has over seven years of experience writing for the wedding industry, covering everything from bridal fashion trends to wedding decor. She loves to draw and doodle in her spare time, which has helped her develop an eye for design. That means she can spot the best of abstract and contemporary styles from a mile away.