Floral wedding invitations

Floral wedding invitations

Watercolour florals, fine-line botanicals and Australian natives, arranged for your suite and matched to your flowers. Designed with you and printed in our Melbourne studio.

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

Design concept: a white wedding invitation with watercolour protea, waratah and gum blossom, on a sage envelope

Florals that are yours

Design concept: eucalyptus wreath card

Flowers

Yours or native

Your florist’s palette, or Australian natives such as protea, waratah, wattle and eucalyptus.

Artwork

Soft or fine

Watercolour for soft colour, or fine line art for a crisper look, arranged for your cards.

Print

Proofed for true colour

Watercolour printed in full colour; line art letterpressed or foiled.

Layout

Where the flowers go

A corner spray, a wreath around your monogram, or florals on the back of the card.

Floral designs

The first four are design concepts, made to show where a floral suite can go. The rest are suites we have made. Open any design to see it up close, then tell us what you would change.

Sage pocket, watercolour leaves, a DeJa 10 design
Design concept

Flat cardWhite and sage

Australian natives watercolour card

A floral, monogram design with a watercolour print.

Watercolour print
Design concept

Flat cardIvory and sage

Eucalyptus wreath card

A floral, monogram design with a watercolour print.

Watercolour print
Design concept

Flat cardWhite and sage

Eucalyptus and banksia letterpress card

A floral design with letterpress.

Letterpress
Design concept

Flat cardIvory and mustard

Pressed wattle on vellum

A floral design with vellum overlay.

Vellum overlay

PocketSage

Sage pocket, watercolour leaves

A floral design with a seal and a watercolour print.

SealWatercolour print

GatefoldIvory

Ivory gatefold, illustrated envelope

A floral design with a watercolour print and an illustrated envelope liner.

Watercolour printIllustrated liner

GatefoldPurple

Purple floral gatefold

A floral design with a watercolour print and white foil.

Watercolour printWhite foil

GatefoldNavy

Navy gatefold, iris-print envelope

A floral design with silver foil and an illustrated envelope liner.

Silver foilIllustrated liner

Bring the designs you like to a free session and we quote any quantity.

Planning your invitations

  1. 12+ months

    Save the dates

    Send as soon as the venue is confirmed.

    Sage pocket, watercolour leaves
  2. 8 to 12 months

    Design session

    Come in with your family, or start by email.

    Ivory gatefold, illustrated envelope
  3. 6 to 8 months

    Design and proofs

    Layout, wording and maps, proofed.

    Keep the main card clean: maps, travel notes and places to stay can go on small matching cards or a wedding website.

    Purple floral gatefold
  4. 4 months

    Approve and print

    You approve every piece, then we print in-house.

    Navy gatefold, iris-print envelope
  5. 10 weeks

    Post in Australia

    Posted to you and your guests across Australia.

    Photo folio, botanical envelope
  6. 12+ weeks

    Post overseas

    Allow extra weeks for guests abroad.

    Ivory gatefold, illustrated envelope
  7. The day

    Matching menus and signs

    Welcome signs, menus and place cards to match.

    Sage pocket, watercolour leaves
The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen
The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen

How much do floral wedding invitations cost?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one. Floral suites sit across our whole range: printed watercolour toward the lower end, letterpressed or foiled line art and vellum layers toward the top.

“You were very helpful, responsive and understanding when it came to our designs and budgets.”

Mina and Sumer

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

How much do floral wedding invitations cost?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one. Floral suites sit across our whole range: printed watercolour toward the lower end, letterpressed or foiled line art and vellum layers toward the top.

“You were very helpful, responsive and understanding when it came to our designs and budgets.”

Mina and Sumer

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

How much do floral wedding invitations cost?

Sets from $8 to $20 each, depending on quantity and finish, with the invitation, RSVP card, envelope, raised printing and a name label for every guest. Keepsake box sets sit at the top of the range.

We're a wholesale printer as well as a design studio, so you pay trade prices with no middleman, up to 30% less than most Melbourne stationers.

Honest pricing: you pay for your printed sets, never for the design. Design sessions, proofs and unlimited revisions are included.

We quote any quantity, from an intimate list to a very large one. Floral suites sit across our whole range: printed watercolour toward the lower end, letterpressed or foiled line art and vellum layers toward the top.

“You were very helpful, responsive and understanding when it came to our designs and budgets.”

Mina and Sumer

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

The DejaTen price guide booklet with paper swatches, foil samples and a gold damask invitation on linen

Questions we hear

Design concept: eucalyptus and banksia letterpress card

“Everyone who received one commented on how beautiful they were.”

Barbara and Wade

Will printed watercolour look muddy?

Not when it is proofed properly. We print in-house and send a printed proof on your chosen paper, so you see the true colours before the full run.

Will printed watercolour look muddy?

Not when it is proofed properly. We print in-house and send a printed proof on your chosen paper, so you see the true colours before the full run.

Can you match our wedding flowers?

Yes. Send us your florist's palette or a photo of the flowers, and we design the florals to match.

Can you match our wedding flowers?

Do you design with Australian native flowers?

Yes. Protea, waratah, wattle, banksia, gum blossom and eucalyptus all work well, alone or mixed with roses and greenery.

Do you design with Australian native flowers?

Is a floral invitation just a template?

No. Every suite is designed with you from the first session, and the florals are arranged for your cards rather than dropped onto a stock layout.

Is a floral invitation just a template?

Shall we design yours?

Designed and printed at our studio in Melbourne’s south‑east (multiple locations), posted Australia-wide.

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

Free and no obligation · weekends and after-⁠hours

15+ years · 480+ weddings · up to 30% less

“I was extremely happy with the quality of the invites.”

Marian

A hand placing a sky blue gatefold invitation on a stack of sealed envelopes ready to post to guests