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Wedding Invites & Save-The-Dates

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Thinking of adding in a bit of DIY vintage wedding glam to your wedding invitations, as well as wowing your guests? Gorgeously hand crafted vintage save the dates and invites are the perfect way to arouse just the right amount of curiosity amongst your guests before the big day. DIY invites are the best way to express your personality and adding a touch of “you” to your wedding before the actual day.

Here are 25 simple yet breathtaking DIY vintage wedding invitations as well as save-the-dates free vintage printables and DIY vintage templates that will make all your guests swoon in anticipation of your vintage inspired wedding.

	Use this glamorous crown monogram to create your wedding invitation card. It may seem ordinary to just use a monogram but this one will make you feel like royalty found at the Wedding Chicks fab bridal blog.
	This elegant black and white French lace invitation card is definitely popular especially to those who want to keep things simple and classic throughout their wedding. Source: Labelle Bride
	Have a thing for vintage keys? Use this template to customize and personalize your wedding invitation card. Vintage keys are definitely a must if you are going for a homey vintage theme in your wedding. We found this one at Love and Lavender.
	These old pale blue jars to make an adorable and sweet wedding invitation card. Perfect for a with white and blue wedding. Grab it from the Wedding Chicks.
	Simple and effortless, the tree branch design is what you are looking for. Add it to a pocket fold envelope and viola – an elegant and vintage look. Source: DIY Weddingbee
	To keep the V in vintage, you can never go wrong with this elegant monogram that is bound to add class into your wedding invitation card. Source: Wedding Chicks
	Can’t get enough of the swirl? Use this swirl monogram to spice up your wedding invitation card. With this item and your creativity, you are one step nearer to your dream wedding. Thanks, Wedding Chicks!
	Hey Mr. Postman would be the first thing that comes to mind with this tandem bike DIY wedding invitation card. Download and use the bicycle graphic in your other wedding items. Source: Wedding Chicks
	Lightweight and colorful, this bunting theme invitation card from Wedding Chicks will remind you of carnivals and warmth. The cute love birds on the line are just too adorable to be ignored.
	You just need your colored printer and paper to use this lovely heart shape monogram in your wedding invitation card. Decorate it as creatively as you want or just use it as it is, it is designed to wow your guests in either way. Source: Loft Life Press via Wedding Chicks

Save-The-Dates

	Add your favorite photos to personalize your save the date card with this calendar photo calendar card. This design was added to fit into the vintage genre as well as to create this dreamy effect. Find it at the Wedding Chicks
	Try this gorgeous heather gray and butter yellow save the date postcard. Classy, stress free and effortless. Source: Wedding Chicks
	Have fun with fringes and put them in your save the dates. This highly adorable save-the-date will definitely knock out your friends. Thanks, Green Wedding Shoes!
	Who said that a save the date card must be in paper form? Be original and create this one of a kind vintage hankie with just a few simple steps. Source: Wedding Chicks
	Put this romantic and crazy cute airplane in your save the date card. From the amazing Wedding Chicks, this vintage bi-plane serves its purpose by sending your message to all of your guests with ease.
	This vintage swirl postcard is your best pick if you are more comfortable with simpler printable templates and want to save time making your own personalize save the date card. Source: Wedding Chicks

After you have seen the end result of your own personalized gorgeous vintage wedding invitation cards, your guests will swoon! And, you’re one step closer to making this once in a life time dream as perfect as possible.

You might also want to take a look at some these lovely wedding invitations too:

If you want some company while doing these cards, why not get your fiancé involved? After all, it is much more enjoyable doing it together 😉