This Cheree Berry-designed suite includes whimsical taglines, including "meet us on the coast" printed on the save-the-dates.

A simple engraved nautilus-shell motif is ideal for an elegant wedding at the shore.

Dempsey & Carroll

This thermography-printed suite features a festive anchor. Forgo the traditional inner envelope and choose suite that includes a paper wrap and satin ribbon.

Exclusively Weddings

A casual take on a nautical theme, this letterpressed invite includes a playful rope-inspired border.

Moontree Letterpress

A sand dollar and starfish mixed with this clean font creates a design perfect for a laid-back affair.

Parklife Letterpress

This style exudes the feeling of warm breezes and soft sand with a clear color scheme inspired by the sea.

Sarah Drake Design

For a formal fete, go for this option that mixes navy letterpressed ink with crisp white card stock.

Sugar Paper

For a subtle way to channel the sea, opt for this hand-painted watercolor invite that mimics various shades of ocean blue.

Swiss Cottage Designs

Mixed fonts and colors add visual interest to this classic design.

William Arthur

Aquamarine paper paired with white engraved font creates a summertime style that’s sure to pop.

Vera Wang Fine Papers

Like one image an awful lot? Blow it up, crop, and position it differently, like the technique used here with these red-hued sea-inspired icons.

CECI New York

This invitation features an elegant underwater design.

Grapevine Paperie

For a tropical-themed wedding, opt for these engraved invitations that are blind-embossed with a tropical tree.

Mrs. John L. Strong

Components of your invitation suite needn't be identical to have a similar flavor. Here, the color, patterns, and overall cabana theme in this invitation bring everything together.

Cheree Berry Paper

You don't need deep blues to evoke a beachy vibe. This sea-inspired invitation features red iconic compass roses that encircles the couple's first initials.

The invitation for this beach wedding was rolled up and placed inside a glass bottle filled with seashells and sand, then packaged in burlap and tied with twine that also linked a name tag and small starfish charm.

Designed to look like ephemera you might find in your grandmother's attic -- old letters and postcards from far away with timeworn stamps -- this suite is complete with a sailing motif and an all-American palette.

A palm tree and a burgee flag sporting the couple's initials makes up this couple's wedding logo, first introduced on the invitation suite.