The Prettiest Floral Wedding Invitations

Hoping to add all kinds of romance to your wedding day? Look no further than floral wedding invitations. Whether you're planning an outdoor, garden-inspired wedding or simply love flowers, floral details add an element of elegance to your event's stationery. What's more, these details aren't only suited for spring and summer weddings. For cold-weather events, have your stationer use in-season flowers throughout your suite or choose a darker colorway for your paper set. Depending on the theme of your big day, there are so many different ways to feature florals on your paper goods. Add them to your invitation cards or include a floral motif elsewhere, like on your envelope liners or RSVP cards.

For a personal touch to your suite, customize your favorite floral details by working in your wedding-day color palette—and maybe even your day-of flower selections. With an extra dose of customization, your stationery can actually foreshadow many of your future big-day details. Get guests excited for your classic event with a rose motif. A boho-chic celebration, on the other hand, calls for wildflowers or other whimsical blooms like cosmos or poppies. If you're throwing a modern event, surround contemporary geometric designs with bright florals, like Betty Lu Paperie did here.

Ahead you'll find an array of suites that play with flora in countless different ways, from unique color ways and patterns to interesting placement options. Ready to see how you can utilize this detail in your own stationery? Click through to check out some of our favorite wedding invitations that feature flowers.

The couple's flower-filled wedding venue served as inspiration for their Amanda Day Rose invite suite. The set contained two recreations of the location and was finished with a floral envelope liner.

A transparent vellum envelope allowed future attendees to view the painted flowers on this Rachel Marvin Creative design before they even opened it.

A life-like painting—inspired by Elle Cashman Design's wallpaper—brightened up this black suite by Seniman Calligraphy.

Hand-painted flowers and greenery adorned the main cards of this Nib and Pixel stationery.

Two subtle floral paintings brought a feminine touch to this otherwise masculine maroon-and-gray set by Studio R Design and Prairie and Sage.

Citrus Press Co. dressed up this white suite with painted pink garden roses and greenery. The same pattern was also used on the belly band.

Watercolor flowers sprouted up from the inside of these Amanda Day Rose invitations. The colors of the buds matched the blue-and-white color palette perfectly.

You can easily include florals in your fall stationery. Just opt for darker colors. Papertree Studio chose deep maroon and dusty rose hues for this suite.

Floral elements don't have to be incorporated in every part of your suite to make a statement. Half Moon Lettering opted to paint a single bloom on the back of this stationery's itinerary card.

An illustrated flower was an unexpected addition to these vintage invitations by Shasta Bell.

Southern Fried Paper laser-cut a floral motif into light pink paper. To showcase the set's theme even more, the pros also added a graphic liner to the inside of each envelope.

Your invitation set should inform your guests of your wedding's theme. That's why Bonne Nouvelle Design added bright floral details to multiple parts of this wildflower-filled event's stationery.

A single flower joined together the three parts of these Julie Song Ink invitations.

Alex Fairchild (the bride's best friend) added green borders around every component of the couple's invitations. To finish them off, Kelle McCarter used the same green hue to calligraph the wedding details onto each piece.

A vibrant photo of anemones and garden roses made a statement on the liner and custom postage of this Shine Wedding Invitations suite.

The beige hues in this Four Leaf Clover Studio set's floral envelope liner highlighted its neutral color palette.

Blue thistles and pink orchids weren't just seen in this event's floral arrangements—they could also be found on the inside of the couple's Antiquaria stationery.

Pink flora dotted the verdant leaves seen on these Rifle Paper Co. invitations.

This Minted stationery received a pop of color thanks to its envelope's bright floral pattern.

The waxy, graphic leaves on each part of this Lily + Jude paper set connected the stationery back to the envelope's single-bloom liner.

Yonder Design created this couple's dramatic paper goods using deep maroon peonies on multiple parts of the suite.

Floral garlands made from copper foil cascaded down from the top of this suite by Mason Dixon Designs.

This Stephanie Fishwick creation inspired not only the stationery used throughout the event, but also the wedding's color palette and floral arrangements.

Although we love seeing flowers on springy stationery, flora and fauna can still be included on your winter wedding paper goods. Minted recreated mistletoe for this couple's seasonal set.

Charmed Events Group paired tiny lemons with pink peonies on a suite for a citrus-inspired event.

Papel & Co. ensured every part of this set got a floral upgrade—right down to the couple's custom crest.

Julie Song Ink calligraphed, designed, and hand-painted this invitation suite, which was then flat-printed into thick textured paper. The stationery showcased the wedding colors: pastel shades of pink, yellow, and green. 

For their Hawaiian wedding, this couple chose a palette of muted jade and pink with gold highlights, instead of the usual bright tropical prints, and focused on two motifs: palm leaves and pineapples. Julie Song Ink designed and digitally printed the suite with green and gold fonts, jade-green palm leaves and ferns, and pink blossoms.

This oversize invitation from Ambermoon Design featured different fern illustrations on each part of the suite, including the invitation card itself as well as the RSVP card and two envelope liners. 

These letterpressed invitations from Vertallee asked guests to "Join Us in the Garden" and featured floral envelope liners designed by Pierre-Joseph Redouté and calligraphy from Rachel Carl.

A self-described flower fanatic, this bride collaborated with Ceci New York and The Left Handed Calligrapher to bring her romantic, floral wedding invitation suite dreams to life.

Muted wildflowers were the right choice for this couple's desert nuptials. Wildfield Paper Co. even drew inspiration for this suite from the flowers around the couple's wedding location.

Clean, classic, and romantic definitely describes this elegant floral wedding invitation from Alli K Design and The Wildflowers. Plus, the invitations feature one truly standout detail in the form of a custom floral monogram with the bride and groom's initials.

The gardens at this couple's ranch wedding inspired the details of their invitation suite, which featured watercolor flowers and gold foil hand-lettering by Julie Song Ink.

The floral details on this suite from Cheree Berry Paper aren't quite front and center, but that makes them no less stunning. The muted floral pattern on the envelope liner adds a little extra depth to the whole display.

Fun and fresh seem like excellent ways to describe this playful invitation suite by Tie That Binds. The floral illustrations are gorgeous, and the addition of a fox adds a sweet, woodland element to the whole celebration, which was designed by Jacin Fitzgerald Events.

This invitation suite from Lowcountry Paper Co. includes a gorgeous, almost-abstract floral pattern, and the combination of florals, calligraphy, and a one-of-a-kind geometric addition brings the whole ensemble together.

The moody color palette and metallic accents in this floral invitation suite certainly take it to the next level. We love the contrast between the dark background and peachy floral details.

Florals are one of the prettiest ways to add a pop of color to your paper goods. Case in point: These gorgeous coral invites from Lazaro Press & Design.

The delicate, watercolor florals and fresh, summery color palette here make these floral wedding invitations nothing short of stunning. And the romantic addition of a wax seal officially makes them invitation goals in our book.

Stationer Cheree Berry Paper added meaningful elements to this elegant wedding invitation suite, including a gorgeous pressed wildflower on top of each and every invitation in honor of the bride's parents' home, as well as the flowers at the couple's proposal site.