There is something hidden behinds why people love roses at first sight and I’m not going to lie that the popularity of roses in party industry itself was so huge and have already inspired many designers to feature it in their design. One of the clever ways to do it, we can take an example from party stationery. These days, roses are depicted into bunch of graphic design, which is extremely popular among brides & grooms to decorate their wedding invitation suites, beyond that, it also inspires many parents to use it as birthday invitation card.
Here are a few examples of how beautiful dusty roses painting get along with elegant element from modern design in our latest showcase of rustic party invitation templates.
Rustic background, it was literally coming to mind as soon as I started to draw a few sketches. So, I decided to use solid white layer (-5 off) and masked it out with some brush-stroke tool from Adobe Photoshop. It does look like a paper made from the good old days. The next element was the watercolor flowers, which type of flower do I use in this template? I’m personally in love with roses, especially when it comes to “watercolor”. Well, with that in mind, I drew a few sketches and paired it with stunning gold text frame. What a perfect combination to have, isn’t it?
DOWNLOAD FREE EDITABLE PDF RUSTIC BOTANICAL INVITATION HERE
Have you made up your choice?
If you already had something in your mind, then the next step would be downloading our template to your device. To download our template, isn’t that hard, by the way, you just need to follow this guide:
Download Instruction
- Scroll-up a bit and you should see the provided link that says “Download … PDF Invitation here”, point your mouse pointer there and click it.
- You are going to see Google Drive Page in seconds and now you can download the file by clicking the download button or drop-down arrow (Almost on the top right of your display)
- Tap “Enter” to start the download process.
- Edit the file using Adobe Reader or Foxit Reader or any PDF editor.
