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Multicolor wedding invitatio

Joyful, vibrant and full of good spirits, our multicolour wedding invitation celebrates a rainbow of hues for couples who refuse to settle on just one shade. Bold pops of colour, playful illustrations and a touch of lightness make this design the perfect prelude to a cheerful, easygoing celebration bursting with energy. Each card is carefully designed and printed in our French workshop, on premium paper, tailored entirely to your chosen palette. A welcoming first impression that spreads good cheer straight into your guests' letterboxes. White envelopes are always included.

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Multicolour wedding invitation: diversity, energy and good spirits

 

You've just got engaged, and you'd like to celebrate that joy in bright colours rather than settling on just one shade.

A multicolour wedding invitation celebrates exactly that diversity: bold pops of colour, playful illustrations and a touch of lightness that spread good cheer from the moment the envelope is opened.

At Cotton Bird, we design personalised multicolour wedding invitations, tailored entirely to your chosen palette.

 

At a glance: what to know about your multicolour wedding invitation

 

 

Why choose a multicolour wedding invitation?

 

A multicolour wedding invitation is perfect for couples who want to convey joy, energy and an easygoing celebration. It tells your guests, right in their letterbox, that a lively, joyful ceremony awaits.

A varied colour palette is also a wonderful way to visually tie together different elements of your wedding, from the decor to the place cards.

 

Which colour combinations work best?

 

Rainbow palette

 

Several bold colours side by side, for an especially cheerful, energetic design.

 

Tropical tones

 

Pink, orange and turquoise, ideal for a summer wedding or an outdoor celebration.

 

Pastel mix

 

Several soft colours combined together, for a gentler yet still colourful look.

 

What should a multicolour wedding invitation include?

 

The essential information

 

 

How do you word a multicolour wedding invitation?

 

4 inspiring wording examples

 

1. Bright and energetic

 

Colourful, loud and happy: that's how our wedding will be! Join us on 12th June 2027, 3pm, Sunfield Hall.

 

2. Classic with a colourful twist

 

Mr and Mrs Summers and Mr and Mrs Bright are delighted to announce the wedding of their children, Mia and Ben. Saturday 3rd July 2027.

 

3. Playful

 

We're saying yes, in every colour of the rainbow! Saturday 24th July 2027, 3pm, Blossom Garden Venue.

 

4. Modern

 

Lisa and Tom are getting married. 7th August 2027, 4pm, City Rooftop.

 

Which formats and papers suit a multicolour design?

 

 

Papers and finishes

 

 

Cotton Bird's artisanal finishes

 

Bespoke colour palette

 

Our team will help you combine your chosen colours in a harmonious way.

 

Accessories

 

 

Matching envelopes

 

White envelopes are always included. Coloured envelopes are available as an option.

 

How many multicolour wedding invitations should you order?

 

Households = Total guests x 0.60, plus 10% to 15% margin.

 

Example for 100 guests

 

 

What does a multicolour wedding invitation cost?

 

 

When should you send it?

 

 

Who should you send it to?

 

 

Which style suits which couple?

 

 

Why choose Cotton Bird?

 

 

FAQ - Your questions about multicolour wedding invitations

 

When should I send it?

 

Between 4 and 6 months before the wedding.

 

How many colours should I combine?

 

Usually 3 to 4 colours work best to feel lively without appearing overcrowded.

 

What does a multicolour wedding invitation cost?

 

Between £1.00 and £1.90 for a classic design, up to £2.95 for a more elaborate creation.

 

Are envelopes included?

 

Yes, standard white envelopes are always included for free, coloured envelopes are optional.

 

Can I order free samples?

 

Yes, up to 2 free samples, delivered within 5 to 7 working days.

 

Does multicolour suit an elegant celebration?

 

Yes, with a thoughtful colour selection and subtle gold accents, a multicolour design can feel just as elegant and stylish.

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