White & Green

White Flowers and Greenery

White is a hue that pairs perfectly with green, evoking a deep connection with the natural world. A wide selection of white flowers offers wonderful possibilities for decorations and wedding themes, while the combination of this palette with lush greenery lends a natural, vibrant character to the celebration. The most popular white blooms we frequently use when designing invitations include lily of the valley, lily, freesia, calla lily, rose, and tulip. In this colour scheme, couples often choose botanical wedding invitations featuring peonies and eucalyptus, as well as roses and ferns. To complement your invitations, you can also select matching wedding accessories to complete the entire decor. We recommend browsing our green place cards for the wedding tables, as well as bottle tags and original, botanical wedding favours.

Greenery Style Invitations

Invitations combining white and green perfectly align with the incredibly popular greenery style. This concept mainly refers to the dominant colour in the stationery accents—a botanical, deep green that evokes the heart of nature and the lushness of a forest. It also symbolises the beginning of a new journey together. Decorations in this style can feature green shoots, fern fronds, eucalyptus, banana leaves, or succulents. In the Flores collection, you will find invitations designed in this very atmosphere. They feature green sprigs framed by a gold border and elegant text. The look is completed by a white envelope with a decorative printed liner. It is also worth exploring the wedding invitations with eucalyptus and fern from the Calla collection. We have paired these with eco-friendly envelopes, which are also adorned with a bespoke liner. While browsing our site, you will also find invitations with fern leaves and other inspiring botanical motifs.

To accompany these unique invitations, it is worth choosing matching wedding accessories such as: Menus, Table Numbers, Place Cards, or Guest Books, as well as wedding favours such as: Honey Jars, Chocolates, Fudge, Liqueur Bottles, Pinwheels, or Candles.