Looking for olive green wedding invitations with a little something extra? Think gold-colored lettering, tiny flowers and pretty leafy borders.
These ideas range from simple green envelopes to detailed invitation suites, with a few save-the-dates and wedding letter booklets included for matching stationery inspiration.
You can keep things simple or go all out with decorative borders and bows. I especially love the green and cream combinations.
Start with your favorite shade, then pick the little details you’d want to carry through your wedding stationery.
Olive green invitation ideas worth saving
gold lettering and a rose seal
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous green and gold-colored pairing. I love the flowing names on the envelope and the fine double border on the see-through invitation.
The little cream flower sprigs above the rose seal are so pretty. Keep those details if you want a decorated envelope without adding a big bow.
leafy sprig and a little tag
How cute is this envelope? The narrow green leaves tucked into the string bow are my favorite part. A small white tag hangs to one side.
If you want to personalize yours, add a guest’s name to the tag. The one shown here is blank.
burgundy lining and ornate borders
I am obsessed with this olive and burgundy combination. The cream invitation and menu have curling dark borders, with a black tassel hanging from the invitation.
Try a burgundy envelope lining like this if you want another color without changing the green exterior.
white flowers and soft green envelopes
This floral suite may just be one of my favorites here. I love the raised-looking white flowers around the cards and the green floral wreath inside the envelope.
The uneven white edges are lovely too. Ask for a similar floral design across your invitation and details card if you want them to match.
white seals and tiny blooms
How sweet are these little envelopes? Each one has cream flower sprigs above a white seal with a leafy design.
The narrow white name strips look so pretty against the muted green.
olive bows on wedding letters
These are wedding letter booklets rather than invitations, but that olive bow is worth saving for your stationery plans. I love how the green runs along the left edge of each white cover.
For an invitation variation, try a similar side bow with simple centered lettering.
oval cards with little bouquets
Don’t want to stick with rectangular cards? These oval RSVP cards give you something a little different.
The pale bouquet illustration looks gorgeous against the olive background.
Keep the thin oval outline if you’re trying this look. It’s a lovely detail around all those tiny flowers.
ornate frames and a green pocket
If you are looking for lots of decorative details, then this one is for you. There are shaped inserts with raised-looking scrolls, a monogrammed pocket and a shiny patterned cover.
I especially love how the cream and green inserts look like little picture frames. There’s no need for an extra bow here.
a little illustrated celebration
How adorable is this illustrated invitation? The front shows a couple dancing beneath string lights, while the inside has a long table full of little place settings.
The green drawings are such a fun alternative to flowers. Ask your designer about a celebration scene if you want a similar playful look.
leafy border and flowing names
If you are looking for something classic, this one is for you. Fine green branches surround a white center, with large script names above the smaller wedding details.
I love the inward-curving corners on the border. Pair yours with a plain green envelope to follow this combination.
olive and rust layers
The rust-orange and olive pairing is so pretty in this set. White rectangles sit between the colored layers, with a wide green band across the middle.
Try a copper-colored seal and a small leafy sprig like these if you want to bring those colors into the finishing details too.
oversized save-the-date numbers
Don’t want flowers or a decorative seal? No problem!
This olive save-the-date uses oversized darker green numbers behind small cream lettering.
I’d keep the cream envelope with this one. You could carry the same big-number idea onto a matching invitation.
gold-colored flowers inside the envelope
I am obsessed with this floral envelope lining. The branching gold-colored flowers look so pretty above the pale green folded invitation.
There are tiny white blooms on the front too, with white string and a copper-colored initial seal. Keep the lining if you’re choosing just one detail to borrow.
a simple bow and cream sprigs
Don’t want to go overboard with the envelope decorations? Try this little string bow over a cream strip with fringed edges.
The tiny beige flower sprigs are just enough beside the plain olive flap.
curved green layers and gold accents
This is another pretty way to mix pale green with gold-colored details. I love the curved green layer with its narrow sparkling edge.
The white flower sprigs sit above a round gold-colored seal, with fine cords crossing the front. Keep the white lettering if you want to follow this lighter look.
dark olive and clear edges
If you’re looking for olive green wedding invitations with a simple layout, save this one. A dark olive rectangle sits inside a white outline, with see-through edges around it.
The leafy branches reach beyond the green at opposite corners. I’d leave the lettering small and spaced out, just like this.
stripes and an illustrated tag
How cute is that little couple illustration? The rounded square tag sits over a large olive oval, with green and cream stripes behind it.
A thin dark ribbon passes through the sides of the tag. This is a fun one to save if floral invitations aren’t really your thing.
floral patterns and a dark green bow
I know the floral designs above are gorgeous, but this matching stationery set is another favorite. Mostly because the green flowers continue from the envelope lining onto the wrap and cards.
The main card is a save-the-date. For your invitation, you could borrow its fine rectangular border and pair it with the same dark green bow.
leafy wrap and an olive seal
I love this see-through wrap with its pale green branches. You can still glimpse the invitation lettering underneath, while the olive-colored seal sits right over the opening.
The little leaf design on the seal is worth keeping. It’s such a pretty match for the branches.
gold-colored leaves and deep green
Last but definitely not least, we have these deep green invitations with large gold-colored leaves. I am obsessed with this combination!
The white inserts have fine double borders, with narrow dark cords crossing the front.
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Choose a leafy decoration like this if you want something bolder than the tiny flower sprigs.
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