Navy is a popular choice for weddings and it’s easy to see why. If you’re looking to introduce a darker shade, navy is a far gentler choice than black and works well throughout the year. Combine it with metallic, white or ivory for simple elegance, or add your chosen shade to create a colour palette. Read on to see our selection of navy wedding stationery ideas.
The Floral Affair Luxe Invitation Suite in Indigo from Eagle Eyed Bride (eagleeyedbride.com) is a lovely choice for a floral country wedding, featuring different shades of blues, pinks and greens.
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For classic style, there is nothing more elegant than letterpress stationery. For an abundance of designs, visit Strawberry Sorbet (strawberrysorbet.co.uk)
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For something bright and colourful, we love navy and red. This invitation from Ivy Ellen (ivyellenweddinginvitations.co.uk) has a real American feel.
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Navy looks fabulous with deep florals. This stationery would suit an autumnal wedding.
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Stick to the trends with a marbling design. We love this contemporary theme.
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Navy looks great with white or silver for a winter wedding.
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Yellow adds a ‘zing’ to a spring time wedding.
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Alongside gold, navy feels altogether regal. This would work at both a winter or summer evening celebration.
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For a country wedding, stick to a white or ivory background with navy detail. Here we see navy add an extra dimension to pastel shades.
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Navy also combines rather perfectly with all shades of pink. Choose your hue wisely to suit the season.
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These berry hues might just be our favourite, starting with the invitations and working their way through the wedding.
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And finally, for country style, combine navy with kraft paper and hessian.
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Carry your navy wedding theme throughout your wedding, moving on to your wedding cake.
