Destination Wedding Invitations & Matching Stationery

Not at all. Many couples choose destination-style designs because they love the aesthetic; tropical, Mediterranean, or travel-themed stationery works just as well for couples with a wanderlust theme, a venue inspired by a particular location, or simply a love of travel. You don't need a flight booked to make it work.

Our destination collection covers a wide range of styles; Mediterranean designs featuring olive branches, lemons, and Santorini illustrations; tropical designs with palm trees and island scenes; beach and coastal styles; and travel-themed designs featuring illustrations of cameras, maps, and backpacks. There are also country silhouette designs for couples getting married in a specific location.

Yes – we have silhouette designs featuring the outlines of specific countries, which work beautifully for destination weddings where the location is a big part of the celebration. Browse the collection to see which countries are currently available.

Earlier than you would for a UK wedding. Aim for 12 months in advance, or even longer if your wedding falls in peak summer season. Guests travelling internationally need more time to book flights and accommodation, so getting save the dates out early is especially important.

Invitations typically go out 10–12 weeks before a destination wedding – slightly earlier than a UK wedding to give guests maximum time to arrange travel. Allow at least 4–6 weeks before your send date for proofing and printing, and more during peak season (May–September).

Yes – destination wedding invitations often carry more detail than a typical UK invitation. You may want to include travel and accommodation information, a wedding website QR code, visa or entry requirements if relevant, and a clear RSVP deadline. Our details cards and information inserts are available to add to any suite for exactly this purpose.

Mediterranean and lemon designs work beautifully with yellow, terracotta, sage, and white palettes. Tropical palm designs suit bright whites, corals, and aquas. Travel-themed illustrations tend to work well with neutral, kraft-style, or navy palettes. Each product page shows the design in full so you can assess how it fits your overall colour scheme.

Yes, particularly if you're coordinating stationery with decorations or florals at an overseas venue where you can't easily make changes last minute. A sample lets you check print quality and card weight before committing.

All designs are available across the full suite – save the dates, invitations, RSVP cards, menus, place cards, table numbers, order of service, and thank you cards. Keeping everything coordinated is especially effective for destination weddings where the stationery helps build excitement about the location from the moment save the dates land.