Rose & Peony Wedding Invitations

Three suites of garden roses and peonies. Garden Rose gathers roses, peonies and sweet peas in Blush & Rose Gold; Peony Wreath sets a wreath of peonies and garden roses in Blush & Gold; Rose Corners keeps the flowers to the corners in Mauve & Sage, with the couple's initials and one rosebud on the back. The wording runs from easy to formal: Garden Rose opens "WITH JOYFUL HEARTS" for Sophie & Amelia, and Peony Wreath reads "request the pleasure of your company / at the marriage of their daughter."

Pick a design · 3 suites

Pick one and customize the suite

Planning tip

If the ceremony and reception happen in different parts of the garden, say where on the details card, as Garden Rose does: the ceremony is "in the walled garden, with supper / and dancing in the Orangery after."

How it works

Names, wording, colors, download

Open a design above in the maker. Type both names, the date and time, the venue and the city once, and the invitation, save the date, RSVP card and details card all fill in. The florals are fine linework, so print one test sheet on the best quality setting before the stack.

Choose one of the three palettes drawn for the design, then download the whole suite as Letter or A4 sheets with crop marks, any single card as a PDF, print-shop PNGs with bleed, a Word file, or a phone-sized picture of the invitation to text. For the words, see the wedding invitation wording guide; for envelopes and timing, the wedding invitation etiquette guide.

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Frequently asked questions

Which rose design is the most formal?

Peony Wreath. Its sample has the parents hosting, the date written out ("the fifth of June / two thousand twenty-seven"), and an RSVP that reads "accepts with pleasure" and "declines with regret." Rose Corners and Garden Rose use the friendlier Joyfully accepts and Regretfully declines.

Is there a rose invitation that isn't pink?

Rose Corners opens in Mauve & Sage and also comes in Dusty Blue and Ivory & Gold. Garden Rose has a Lavender & Sage palette, Peony Wreath has Champagne, and both have Burgundy & Blush.

Updated through May 2026