Spring Wedding Invitations

How to Choose the Best Spring Wedding Invitations for You

There’s something undeniably romantic about a spring wedding. As nature begins to bloom again, it’s the perfect time to celebrate new beginnings—including your walk down the aisle. When it comes to choosing the best spring wedding invitations, look for designs that reflect the season’s fresh, joyful energy. Think soft pastels, watercolor accents, and floral motifs. Shades like blush, lilac, sage, peach, and pale blue feel especially at home this time of year and can help set the tone for a garden-inspired ceremony or a sunny outdoor reception.

Shutterfly makes it easy to find wedding invitations for spring that suit your unique style. Whether you’re drawn to something rustic and romantic or minimal and modern, you’ll find customizable templates that let your personality shine.

3 Creative Ideas for Spring Wedding Invites

Want to make your spring wedding invites feel extra special? Here are a few creative ideas to bring seasonal charm into your wedding invitation suite:

• Spring Flower Wedding Invitations: Nothing says spring like flowers. Opt for floral invitations featuring peonies, tulips, daisies, or cherry blossoms. Garden-themed invites with watercolor blooms or botanical illustrations bring soft elegance and a touch of nature to your wedding stationery.
• Pastel and Watercolor Themes: From pale pink to mint green, pastel tones are perfect for spring. Pair them with a delicate watercolor background or ombré fade for an airy, romantic look that hints at warmer days ahead.
• Illustrated Elements Inspired by the Season: Incorporate motifs like butterflies, blooming branches, or even subtle rain showers for a whimsical, personal touch.

When to Send Invitations for a Spring Wedding

For a spring wedding, you’ll want to send your invitations about 8 to 12 weeks before the big day—typically sometime between January and March, depending on your wedding date. If you’re having a destination wedding or inviting guests who’ll need to travel, consider sending save the dates at least 6 to 8 months in advance to give everyone plenty of time to plan. Find more tips with our guide on When to Send Wedding Invitations.

How to Save Money on Spring Wedding Invitations

Beautiful spring-themed wedding invitations don’t have to break the bank. Here are some budget-friendly tips to help you save while still creating stunning wedding stationery:

• Choose standard trim instead of specialty shapes like rounded or scalloped corners.
• Go with standard cardstock, which still looks polished but is more affordable than double-thick or shimmer options.
• Skip premium finishes like foil stamping or glitter, which can drive up the cost.
• Watch for Shutterfly deals and discounts, especially around wedding season. You can often find sales on cards, free shipping, or even special offers on samples.
• Order early to avoid rush shipping costs and to give yourself time to make changes if needed.

How to Customize Spring Wedding Invitation Templates

With Shutterfly, it’s easy to make your wedding invitations for spring feel personal and meaningful. Start by choosing a design that matches your wedding aesthetic—whether that’s elegant and floral, rustic and boho, or fresh and modern.

Then, customize it with:

• Your wedding colors
• Preferred font styles
• Trim shape
• Paper type (choose from standard smooth, pearl shimmer, luxe double-thick, and more.)
• Foil or glitter accents (optional)
• Matching wedding RSVP cards, enclosure cards, and custom envelopes

You can even order free wedding invitation samples to see your favorites in person before you commit. It’s a great way to compare styles and experience the quality for yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are spring weddings more expensive?
Spring is a popular season to get married, especially from late March through May when flowers are in bloom and the weather is mild. Because of the demand, venues and vendors may charge more than during winter months—but it’s usually not as expensive as peak summer dates.

What is considered a spring wedding?
A spring wedding typically takes place between March and May. It’s known for romantic outdoor ceremonies, blooming flowers, and lighter color palettes. Popular themes include garden parties, rustic barn weddings, and elegant celebrations under the stars.

What should I include on spring wedding invitations?
Aside from the basics like names, date, time, and location, you may want to include:

• Dress code (especially if the event is outside)
• Directions or parking info
• Rain plan (just in case spring showers arrive)
• A link to your wedding website for RSVPs, travel tips, and accommodations

Does Shutterfly have invitations for other seasons too?
Yes! In addition to spring invites, Shutterfly offers a wide selection of customizable invitations for all seasons, including summer wedding invitations, fall wedding invitations, and winter wedding invitations. You’ll find styles, colors, and themes that match the mood of your special day—no matter when you’re getting married.

What other wedding stationery should I consider?
To keep everything coordinated, explore Shutterfly’s spring save the dates, bridal shower invitations, wedding thank you cards, and wedding programs. You can even match your menu cards, place cards, and signage to your spring theme for a cohesive look from start to finish.