Ivory paper with a delicate green botanical border beside a sage envelope and a narrow cream ribbon.

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Invitations & paper

A botanical border with room for the words

A botanical border frames a calm center on this paper study; a sage envelope repeats the green.

Style: garden, romantic, classic
Colors: ivory, green
Season: spring, summer, autumn
Venue: garden, covered

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A botanical border with room for the words
A botanical border frames a calm center on this paper study; a sage envelope repeats the green.

What I want to borrow: A narrow border can connect stationery to a garden setting while leaving the information area open. Keep the motif consistent across invitation, menu and place card.
Adaptation to discuss: Use the linked wording examples for actual information. Have the printer check contrast and line thickness at final size; keep decorative leaves away from small print.

Questions for our supplier:
• Does the border leave enough room for the real wording?
• Will the motif reproduce clearly on a smaller place card?
• Can one envelope color connect the whole suite?

Scope to confirm: A botanical border that leaves the essential wording easy to find.
Responsible people: Host and stationery producer; one final proof approver and one mailing owner.
Before confirming: Check trimmed margins and small type on the actual stock; approve names, dates and response instructions separately.
Working example (replace with actuals): Approve one assembled physical proof before the production run; count addressed households, extra hosts’ copies and agreed replacements separately.

Reference: https://weddingideasnow.com/ideas/paper-botanical/

Why choose it

A narrow border can connect stationery to a garden setting while leaving the information area open. Keep the motif consistent across invitation, menu and place card.

Make it yours

Use the linked wording examples for actual information. Have the printer check contrast and line thickness at final size; keep decorative leaves away from small print.

Bring these questions

Does the border leave enough room for the real wording?
Will the motif reproduce clearly on a smaller place card?
Can one envelope color connect the whole suite?

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Scope to confirm: A botanical border that leaves the essential wording easy to find.
Who owns it: Host and stationery producer; one final proof approver and one mailing owner.
Before confirming: Check trimmed margins and small type on the actual stock; approve names, dates and response instructions separately.
Illustrative working example: Approve one assembled physical proof before the production run; count addressed households, extra hosts’ copies and agreed replacements separately.

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