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You might remember these purple and gold foil wedding invitations from a couple weeks ago, and today designer Rashi Birla is back with another stunning wedding invitation suite!  The combination of a red and gold color palette and graphic elements inspired by the wedding’s floral designs help create an invitation design that is both elegant and modern.  Love!

From Rashi: Amritha and Josh wanted their wedding invitations to be elegant and fun.  Their wedding was full of bold and bright flowers, so I wanted to play off of that motif and make the invitations very graphic with floral illustrations.  Amritha loves the color red, so we chose to letterpress print the invitation design in gold and red ink.

We were able to keep the invitation sophisticated by keeping most of the graphic elements and type in red, and adding hits of gold in the right places. The invitation was held in place with a letterpress printed bellyband that had a Sanskrit proverb on the front.

Thanks so much Rashi!

Design: Rashi Birla

Letterpress Printing: Studio on Fire

Check out the Designer Rolodex for more tal­ented wed­ding invi­ta­tion design­ers and the real invi­ta­tions gallery for more wedding invitation ideas!

Photo Credits: Rashi Birla

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1. Letterpress Wedding Stationery | Heart Love Weddings says:

   11/13/2012 at 6:01 AM

   [...] Letterpress Stationery by Rashi Berla via Oh So Beautiful Paper [...]
2. Oh So Beautiful Paper- Part Deux | Bucket of Squash says:

   11/05/2012 at 1:02 PM

   [...] I woke up this morning to see another wedding invitation I designed featured on Oh So Beautiful Paper. This invitation was done for my dear friends, Amritha and Josh, who had the coolest Hindu-Jewish (HinJew) wedding in beautiful San Diego this past summer. Working on this particular invitation taught me some very valuable lessons about letterpress printing, presschecks, and the like that I can share with you all on a later date. Thanks for the feature, Oh So Beautiful Paper— what a nice way to start the week. You can read the whole post here. [...]