What Other Designs Are There Besides the Classics? Focusing on the "Flap" Design of Invitation Envelopes ♩

What Kind of Envelope for Invitations?

For wedding invitation envelopes,

- the standard size is Western-style No. 2

- with a triangular flap that has a diamond pattern design.

This is indeed the typical form of envelope!

If you're particular about the envelope, you might consider options like using colored envelopes or opting for a square shape instead of a rectangular one.

In this article, we'll focus on the "flap" area that is glued, showcasing some slightly different envelope designs.

For instance...!

Unique Envelope Flap Designs Picked Up ♩

【①】

The triangular area of the flap with a diamond pattern design has quite a deep profile.

A characteristic feature is that the sealing stamp or seal is placed very close to the bottom edge of the envelope.

【②】

A flat envelope with a straight line flap instead of a diamond pattern ♩

This type is more commonly used in business settings, but it gives a nice casual touch when used for invitations.

【③】

We discovered an envelope where the flap's switch point is not in the center but shifted to the right.

Asymmetrical envelopes are quite rare, aren’t they? ♩

【④】

An envelope designed like embossed paper, which looks like it has been torn, is also something I haven't seen much before, making it unique.

It has just the right amount of casual feel and is stylish.＊

A Different Flap Design Gives a Sense of Distinction ♩

I've gathered shapes of slightly unusual invitation envelope "flaps."

While they may seem subtle details, they felt stylish and unique compared to the standard options.♡

For brides who want to pay attention to the invitations ♡,

it might be a good idea to focus on the envelope design (especially the flap!) as well.♡