2009 Wedding Invitation Trends By Kathleen Ball

Interesting things that happen in the world of wedding invitations this year. Especially important is the color, style and embellishments. Let's see some more talk about trends for 2009.

Color: I always enjoy to see how designers are experimenting with color combinations, and this year began with a stunning watermelon pink invitation contained in the film Bride Wars. Other popular color this year is orange flame with shimmery effect - look for papers that capture light. Following trends in the light and bright canary yellow, spring green to pastel. Black and cream also hold in the popularity of color and dark horse this year will likely eggplant with gold lettering. As usual, milk, ivory and white option is always the lasting beautiful look. So with all this beautiful varieties to choose from, you can really get the right color for your wedding invitation.

Style: There is a positive for most invitation styles to choose from. Folder pocket and continued to increase in popularity that many designers experiment with different types of folders from the more classical. doubled over the side, flip to the bag from the top or middle of the fold. Invitation also get a layer of popularity, because here you can really experiment with color. You can try watermelon pinks and oranges of fire as the back of the card, and then with a layer of white or cream printed in contrasting ink color that really "pops" from the card. You can also experiment with the colors in a "frame" style, or make a bold statement in the "boundary style".

Embellishments: Finally. and I think the most fun, is really the number of embellishments you can add to your invitation. Here, you can really shine creativity. First, is the band. You can use the two side satin, organza, or whatever the new found in craft stores ribbons. Be sure to try some different colors on your invitation to see which best match the wedding colors and your card. You can then use the tape as the anchor for a variety of attachments. For example, you can "scarf" around your invitation card and then glue in the middle of a dry rose or daisy to see the most popular. You can also add a glass or crystal gem stone in a color that compliments your re ribbon color card or a sophisticated and elegant look. Small shells or stars also enjoyable for the purpose of marriage is as a charm or sterling silver crosses for a more personal statement.

Now is the time to think outside the ordinary for something unique that truly represent you as a couple. And do not forget to consider the "DIY" or print it kit wedding invitation to express your creativity and cut costs!

Enough room to print Wedding Invitation Kits, visit us at http://www.weddingbellinvitations.com Kathleen Ball is a marriage counselor and Wedding Officiant. Aricle may be freely reprinted or distributed in its entirety Ezine, newletter, blog, or website. The author's name, bio and website links must remain intact and included with every reproduction.