Calling all mountain brides and grooms! If you’re planning a Colorado destination wedding and are at the point where you’re ready to announce it in style, then this is for you! Your wedding invitations will be your guests’ very first sneak peek at what your wedding day will look like. This includes style and level of formality. So if you’re planning a mountain wedding, you’ll want to speak to the rustic, woodsy charm of the location. BUT that doesn’t mean that your invitations can’t be elegant and sophisticated! Over the years, our couples have chosen many beautiful designs that show off botanical accents or mountain illustrations. Some were created by Richard’s Notebook, our in-house artisan paperie. Here are some gorgeous mountain wedding invitations from real Bella weddings to inspire!
Mountain Illustrations
Illustrations of mountains and mountain scenery are one of my favorite ideas for a Colorado destination wedding. They’re going to form a beautiful backdrop to your big day, whether it’s in winter or summer. So you might as well celebrate them!
Stationery: Richard’s Notebook | Photo by Rachel Havel
Invitations: Richard’s Notebook | Photo by Danielle DeFiore
Stationery: Richard’s Notebook | Photo by Dreamtime Images
Photo by Ashley Sawtelle
Botanical Touches
Leaves, trees and other botanical elements are never out of place in mountain wedding invitations. Whatever the season of your wedding, take inspiration from the foliage around you!
Photo by Sarah Roshan
Stationery: Richard’s Notebook | Photo by Studio JK
Natural Elements
Antlers are a popular motif in Rocky Mountain wedding invitations. They give an elegantly rustic hint of what’s to come, without going overboard.
Photo by Tamara Gruner
Photo by Sarah Roshan
Adventure Motifs
Mountains are for adventurers! Hiking in summer, skiing in winter… The outdoor lifestyle is part and parcel of a Colorado destination wedding. Celebrate this with motifs such as a cable car or compass below.
Stationery: Richard’s Notebook | Photo by Sarah Roshan
Invitations: Wouldn’t It Be Lovely | Photo by Lacie Hansen
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