One of the easiest ways to add a touch of Beauty and the Beast to your wedding invitations is through the color scheme that you choose.

In this article, we will look at 10 ideas to help you create Beauty and the Beast inspired wedding invitations that are fit for a princess. Subtle Or Obvious? Sending the invitations to your loved ones in the form of a scroll really evokes the time period that Beauty and the Beast is set in. Selecting a dark red or burgundy color for the base of your invitations with gold writing and detailing can be a subtle nod to Beauty and the Beast while remaining elegant and sophisticated. This type of imagery will stand out to guests who also have a love for Beauty and the Beast, however, they can appear as traditionally romantic symbols to those who are not as familiar with the movie. There are many options for designing Beauty and the Beast inspired invitations for the Disney wedding of your dreams.

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One of the more generic but important decisions that you need to make when designing your wedding invitations is whether you want to have a subtle nod to the movie or whether you want to go all out with the Disney theme. An alternative option to folding your invitations or using envelopes is to create a scroll invitation.

Once you have decided on subtle or obvious references, you will be able to start thinking about the more specific details of the invitations. Color Scheme The first step in getting your Beauty and the Beast fairytale wedding is sending out the invitations. Adding silhouettes to your invitations can give them an upscale, sophisticated look especially if they are layered over a contrasting color.

If you run with these colors throughout your wedding the bridal party and groomsmen can wear the corresponding colors. Alternatively, you could get creative with your envelopes and create a cutout style in the shape of the castle or even the castle gates that your guests have to open to access the invitation. Folds If you have decided on a Beauty and the Beast inspired color scheme, you can continue this to your envelopes. For this, you could choose a common pose of the Beast and Belle as they are dancing or have their foreheads close together. The two side panels can be cut into the shape of roses and used to cover the main part of the invitation. Again, this creates a low-key reference to the Disney movie. Scrolls