Do the watercolour wedding invitations come as a set?

Yes. Blue hydrangea, autumn dahlia and rose ribbon are complete wedding suites, painted once and carried through every piece, so the reply cards, the welcome board by the door and the thank-yous you post afterwards all share the same flowers. For a smaller spring wedding, there’s the meadow vows invitation with a meadow welcome sign, or butter gingham’s invitation with a save the date postcard.

Will watercolour print well at home?

Yes. The painting is drawn at 400 dots per inch, so petals stay soft but sharp on a home printer. Smooth matt card shows watercolour best; gloss can make it look like a photograph.

Which floral designs suit a milestone birthday?

Champagne blooms for a fiftieth, emerald botanical for a sixtieth dinner, rose tea for a seventieth afternoon tea, garden roses for an eightieth lunch and gilded laurel for a ninetieth, plus lavender garden and peach orchard for other ages, with every word and number editable.

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Watercolour floral designs

Hand-painted flowers never go out of style. For a wedding, choose blue hydrangeas, autumn dahlias or roses tied with ribbon, each a twelve-piece suite from the save the date to the thank-you card, with a Cotswold wildflower planner to keep it all organised.

For everything else there are peach orchard, lavender garden and sunflower meadow sets with invitations for showers, brunches, picnics, housewarmings and anniversaries; milestone birthday invitations from a fiftieth to a ninetieth; thistles and heather for Burns Night; and butter gingham for an Easter lunch or a Mothering Sunday tea.

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Watercolour florals designs to personalise 115

Wedding stationery 25

Wedding signs 14

Parties 11

Birthday 11

Baby showers 9

Wedding celebrations 7

Anniversaries 7

Holidays 7

Christening & baptism 5

Menus 5

Planners 4

Retirement & farewell 3

Graduation 3

More Watercolour florals designs 4

Choosing flowers for the season

Spring: butter gingham and lavender garden for Easter lunches, christenings and spring weddings.
Summer: blue hydrangeas, roses, sunflowers and peach blossom for garden weddings and picnics.
Autumn: dahlias in rust and plum for harvest suppers and September weddings.
Winter: highland mist’s thistles and heather for Burns Night suppers and ceilidhs.
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Questions about watercolour florals designs

Do the watercolour wedding invitations come as a set?: Yes. Blue hydrangea, autumn dahlia and rose ribbon are complete wedding suites, painted once and carried through every piece, so the reply cards, the welcome board by the door and the thank-yous you post afterwards all share the same flowers. For a smaller spring wedding, there’s the meadow vows invitation with a meadow welcome sign, or butter gingham’s invitation with a save the date postcard.
Will watercolour print well at home?: Yes. The painting is drawn at 400 dots per inch, so petals stay soft but sharp on a home printer. Smooth matt card shows watercolour best; gloss can make it look like a photograph.
Which floral designs suit a milestone birthday?: Champagne blooms for a fiftieth, emerald botanical for a sixtieth dinner, rose tea for a seventieth afternoon tea, garden roses for an eightieth lunch and gilded laurel for a ninetieth, plus lavender garden and peach orchard for other ages, with every word and number editable.