Western Wedding Invitations

Any cowgirl and cowboy couple would be proud to send out this western wedding invitation. It has lots of Wild West charm. The design is so authentic that it could have been hung in a saloon. That's partly because of the old-fashioned font that the designer used. Then of course there are the cowboy boots and horseshoe with star. Iconic images of ranch hands and the people that tamed the west. 

The wedding couple can rewrite any of the wording shown on the invitation. Matching RSVP cards and save the date cards are both available. There is a link available to ask the designer questions if you need help. 

Taming the west without horses would have been impossible. Even after the horse has worn out its shoe, it remains a symbol of good luck. You'll often see them nailed above a barn door for good luck. People often give them for a housewarming gift. 

Rustic horseshoes are shown on a board on these western wedding invitations. A translucent white band runs across the top of the wedding invitation to showcase the bride and groom names. 

The same horseshoe design is on the back. However, a transparent layer covers it so the wedding details are more easily read. 

A sexy cowgirl boot and rugged cowboy boot are featured on this western wedding invitation. A transparent layer is place over the background landscape to feature the boots. "Wedding Invitation" was created a beautiful and stunning font. The transparent layer is surrounded in barbed wire. The background is a traditional farm field. You can see the dirt road and haybales 

The wedding information is written on the back in an easy-to-ready but eye-catching font. The wedding couple will be able to personalize it and change all of the wording on the back. The back layout is the same as the front. Instead of including the cowboy boots, the designer included the wedding information. 

Tie the knot in Western style when you send out these western wedding invitations. Rough hewn barn planks are the backdrop for a knotted rope. The wedding details are in the middle. I love the way the reddish brown lettering looks against the wood. However, if you don't, it's one of the many features that can be customizes. If you aren't sure how to make the changes you want to this western invite, then simply ask the artist. Zazzle has incorporated an "ask the artist" link into their page. This makes it easy to ask questions. 

You'll even be able to change the type of paper if you want to. 

This western wedding invitation has it all for the couple that's getting hitched. A braided rope forms a rustic heart to contain the names of the wedding couple. Don't forget to look at the ampersand that's also made out of rope. His and her cowboy boots and hats are also featured along with a horse and guitar. It's hard not to picture the bride and groom camping out on their honeymoon. 

The Zazzle designer, PersonalCustom, has said they'd be happy to customize it. If you need any other wedding stationery, they would be willing to create it as well. It's this kind of service that makes Zazzle a unique market place

You can just imagine the fun that's on the other side of that door. I can hear the fiddle music and smell the barbecue. Barn weddings are fun and relaxed. That doesn't mean that there isn't a lot to plan. These easy-to-customize western wedding invites will take one thing off of your mind. 

The bride and groom names are on the left door and "Gettin' Hitched" is on the right door. The ceremony and reception details are on the back. You can contact the Zazzle designer, if you need any help making changes.