Chocolate and Pink Wedding Invitations

Use chocolate and pink wedding invitations to let guests know the color scheme for your wedding. The contemporary pairing of these two colors will make your wedding a stunning sight to behold, and incorporating it into your stationary brings the entire theme together.

Create invites with pink paper and chocolate ink.

Chocolate and pink is a trendy spring or summer color duo for weddings. As more brides choose to go with a modern wedding scheme, the accessories industry has exploded with unique invitation options.

Various shades of pink and chocolate can be used to create invites. Spring weddings may focus more on a pastel or petal pink, while weddings in mid-summer may features a bright fuchsia or cherry pink. Chocolate browns can range from dark espresso to mocha or even a deep tan.

Color combinations for wedding themes often feature graphics as the main design element. From circles to squares and stripes to hearts, just about any kind of design works with these colors. Polka dots, confetti swirls, florals, and paisleys are other popular design elements for pink and chocolate invites.

You can order your chocolate and pink wedding invitations from a number of sources. The first place you may want to check with regarding invitations is your bridal boutique. A number of wedding dress stores are catering to various other wedding accessory needs, like invitations, either directly or by offering referrals to other local retailers. You may receive a discount on your invitations if you order through the same place you bought your dress.

The second, and always growing, source of wedding invitations is online print shops. You may find cheap invitations online that fit your needs. Here is a variety of chocolate and pink invitation styles available online:

• Love Letter Invitation in Cotton Candy—A modern long invite from Now and Forever has a sliding brown band imprinted with your initial. Round graphics edge the top and bottom of the invite for an even more contemporary look.
• Chocolate and Pink Square Invitation—Make a statement with these square invites from My Expression. The striped coordinating envelopes perfect the look.
• Colorful Wrap Invitation in Brown and Pink—Skip stuffing the inner envelopes with this wrap-style invite from Exclusively Weddings. The chocolate wrap with thin pink stripes through the middle encloses a white invite card and pink response card. Spend a little extra to get a coordinating ribbon or typeface in brown.
• Pink and Brown Stripe Border—This design from 1st Class Wedding Invitations features a pastel pink pinstripe, edged by a thin mocha border. This is perfect for a wedding colored in pink with brown accents.

Finally, you can order brown and pink invites from a local graphics and print shop. Being able to work directly with the artist allows you to have more freedom in design, as well as being secure in the knowledge of who is printing your invitations.

Pink and chocolate favor boxes can coordinate with the invitations.

Create a custom invitation in chocolate and pink by making them yourself. Often cheaper (though not always), making your own invites can save you time and allow you the creativity to do whatever you want.

Supplies you may need to create your own invites:

• Chocolate, pink, and white or ivory cardstock
• Coordinating ribbons
• Computer and printer
• Hole punch
• Envelopes

Use your computer to experiment with different typefaces and positions. Additionally, you can try out various ways to word your wedding invitation when creating them yourself.

Truly striking weddings often have every detail covered. So when you order or make your chocolate and pink wedding invitations, think about picking up coordinating stationary for the rest of your wedding.

Coordinating stationary does not have to be a perfect match to your invitation. Pick either brown or pink, or a complementing tone of either shade for the rest of your wedding correspondence. Wedding stationary to consider getting in coordinating colors includes:

• Save-the-dates
• Engagement announcements
• Rehearsal dinner invitations
• Bridal shower invitations
• Reception/response cards
• Thank you notes

A chocolate and pink invite can complement the entire wedding color scheme. Choose shades that match your bridal party attire, ceremony décor, and reception decorations for a harmonized look to your entire wedding.

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