Irish Themed Wedding Invitations Ideas

An Irish Wedding Traditional theme is chosen by the bride or groom because they are Irish. The Grooms family originally came from Ireland.

The couple may decide they would like to choose an Irish wedding. Because of the long standing tradition with the Celts. Their interest in folklore dates back to medieval times. The reasons do not matter. Just enjoy your wedding day.

The Irish wedding day gives the bride and groom a chance to show their family and friends. A true Irish wedding would not be complete without the horse drawn carriage.

After the date has been set. All the preparations have been finalised. Brides thoughts then turn to choosing Irish wedding invitations. The invites are normally sent out around 8 weeks before your wedding date.

You could try including a poem in the Gaelic language of Ireland. Think about including an English translation for your guests.

You can pick from a number of designs to make your own DIY wedding invitations.
A more traditional choice would be to have a green card. Paste the Irish wedding invitation wording onto the card. Around the outside of the invite leave a green border. The invitation could be in cream or white with a Shamrock in the centre at the top of the invite.

A long single card could be selected. Again on the front of the invitation could be in green. You can glue a white ribbon across the centre with the words saying Irish Wedding Invite.
On the reverse of the card you can then print your wedding invitation wording.

Another cheap wedding invite to make. If you choose a single long white rectangular single card with silver writing. A drawing of a claddagh ring could be placed at the top of your invite.

Please buy your envelopes at the same time as buying your cards. This means you will be able to make your own diy wedding invitations and then send them off to your guests for a fraction of the cost of preordering from a stationers.

DIY Wedding Invitations for Irish Weddings

 

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