Figuring out how to celebrate your heritage on your wedding invitations can be a challenge. Add another culture and it can seem even more overwhelming.
Everyone sees culture a little differently, even people of the same heritage. What do the cultures you’re blending mean to you? What aspects are most important to you and your future spouse? And what do they mean to your future in-laws? Taking into consideration all these elements and presenting them on your wedding invitation will be well worth it.
Another very important element is language. Blending different cultures together can mean different languages. Will you be accommodating this? A great way to do that is to design your bilingual invitation with both languages in two separate columns. Take into consideration key elements geared towards each culture. If there are strong colors that represent love, prosperity, and wealth to you or your spouse’s culture, try to incorporate them.
Finding the best way to incorporate both cultures on your wedding invitation takes a few extra steps, in the end the result is far greater than the challenge.
Featured Design: Naija, Savannah | Print Method: Letterpress| Customizations: Paper Layer, Bilingual
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