29 Glamorous Metallic Stationery Suites

One way to make an instant impression with your wedding invitation suite? Add a little extra shine with the help of a metallic color palette. These hues are instant classics, and always bring an extra dose of elegance to wedding details for an all-around stunning celebration. Plus, they look extra gorgeous alongside a whole slew of popular wedding colors–gold, silver, copper, and gunmetal complement practically any palette you already have in mind! And with foil pressing, golden calligraphy, and metallic accents becoming more and more popular for celebrations of every style, it's no surprise we're seeing so many glittering invitation suites to match. What better way to signify a formal affair than with a little chic shimmer?

Use metallic colors in your wedding invites to set the tone for your wedding theme—whether that means a little bit of gold for vintage or modern weddings alike, or a bit of silver or copper to keep your metallic selections feeling fresh and on-trend. There's basically no paper good detail that doesn't benefit from the addition of a touch of metallic color! From copper details to golden brushstrokes and more, be inspired by these gilded, metallic invitations from some of the prettiest real weddings around.

Golden Glamour

This suite is proof that simplicity and elegance can go hand in hand—especially when it comes to your wedding and when there's gold calligraphy by Written Word Calligraphy involved.

The pale gray color palette of these invitations designed by Paper and Posies and styled by Hill Country Bride hints at another favorite metallic—silver—but the real show-stopping detail is the gold leafing on the invitation and gold calligraphy to go along with it. The details made the perfect addition to this couple's elegant Pecan Springs Ranch wedding.

Metallics can feel super traditional, but they can also add an extra pop to modern suites too. The best example? This fresh, unique take on "paper" goods, which was designed by The Nouveau Romantics, and includes a clear invitation with just the right amount of gold lettering.

Navy and gold may be one of the most wedding-ready color combinations out there. These invitations by Olive Branch & Co. are just a little more evidence for exactly how gorgeous it can be!

From the copper backdrop to the copper calligraphy, this stationery suite is all about that extra dose of metallic hues, and the couple worked with their planner, Emily Schiesl of LVL Weddings & Events, and Idieh Design to bring all their glam dreams to life.

This invitation from Cheree Berry Paper reflected this couple's love of nature, particularly in details like the gray and green palette, and botanical motifs. The gold script on the dark gray invitations themselves? Perfect.

With a paper goods color palette of soft teal, pale pink, and white, the gold calligraphy additions to this stationery suite add a little extra glam and another unique, elegant color.

The best way to add an extra design element to your invitation suite? A shining gold motif, like the one featured on these bright Palm Springs wedding invitations by Amber Moon Design.

A touch of gold elevates these greenery-inspired wedding invitations, which were created by the bride herself, who runs Hew & Co. stationery company.

This floral stationery suite was inspired by the couple's wedding location. Designer Julie Song Ink added gold-foil hand-calligraphed lettering to bring the whole suite to life.

Both the bride and groom were born beneath a crescent moon, so they opted to include a gold moon motif in their hand-calligraphed, letterpressed suite by Mon Voir.  

This gorgeous, royal blue invitation suite by Wouldn't It Be Lovely features the right amount of one particularly gorgeous metallic color: copper. The envelope calligraphy and wedding monogram add that touch of copper elegance to the whole suite.

A close friend of the bride, Michael McCormick, designed this ultra-glamorous, glittering stationery suite for the couple's New Year's Eve wedding, which was then printed by Spark Letterpress and calligraphed by Manayunk Calligraphy.

This couple's first idea was to create a leather wedding invitation suite, but they ultimately created a custom suite stamped with stunning gold foil from designer La Happy.

Simple, chic, and elegant are the best ways to describe this sophisticated invitation suite from Connor. But the best part? That standout bit of gold calligraphy.

This black-and-white marble invitation suite is all about elegance, and the gold accents only increase the wow factor. Calligraphy by Anne Robin was the final touch for the stationery, which was designed by Amber Moon Design.

"We wanted something serious but also celebratory for the occasion, so the mix of charcoal gray, dark green, and gold details was perfect," said the bride of her stationery suite, which was designed with help from the couple's wedding planner, Lisa Vorce. This classic suite featured a letterpressed save-the date with a sketch of the venue. The gray Papel Paper and Press invitation was foil-printed in soft gold on paper with golden beveled edges. Tara Jones calligraphed the envelopes, and the entire suite was tied together with a pretty silk ribbon.

This custom-made suite from Cheree Berry Paper had an accordion-folded weekend itinerary held together by a luxe red velvet ribbon. The envelope liner used the same pattern as the one that appeared on the save-the-dates but foiled in a gold-on-gold combination. The inner envelope featured hanging ornaments and wreaths.

Lucía Irureta created these invitations—which were designed to feel like they came from an old astronomy book of constellations, fitting for the "written in the stars"-themed wedding. Printed mostly in Catalan, with some French translations for a few of one of the bride's relatives, it boasted a copper-foiled Orion constellation on dark blue cotton paper.

For this Christmas-themed wedding, Cheree Berry Paper designed red save-the-dates with silver foil-stamping and white type and snowflakes. A custom stamp with a photo of the couple's two dogs, and envelope liners featuring a pattern taken from wallpaper at the wedding venue finished off the metallic suite.

Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg opted for a gold foil-pressed invitation designed by Amber Moon Design and printed with a watercolor design in the day's color scheme.

Cassandra Bette Events and Storkie Express helped this couple design their wedding stationery suite. They ended up selecting a platinum gray cardstock and gold foil stamping for the modern invites, which were designed using Copperplate Gothic Bold typeface. Wording for the other events surrounding the wedding was tongue-in-cheek, citing Jay Z lyrics for the after-party.

Inspired by the natural setting of their venue, this couple opted for fern-green cotton paper invitations, printed with copper foil wreaths featuring the couple's initials and calligraphy by Lowcountry Paper Co. The suite was sent in moss-gray envelopes.

Liz Cooke from Lionheart Prints created this flat-printed suite with gold foil stamping and hand-lettering, plus white calligraphy on the kraft paper envelope. The envelopes were lined with a custom red tartan plaid, inspired by the classic "Ralph Lauren in winter" aesthetic.

These Wiley Valentine invites engraved with silver and gold and were mailed out in foil-letterpressed envelopes. Gold thread held together a pine needle–adorned "Save the Weekend" booklet.

These white invitations were letterpressed with navy ink, foiled-stamped with gold accents, and finished off with berry red-painted edges. Calligrapher Anne Robin's brushstroke motif was carried through day-of signage and captured the art theme of the venue. Li Wardian painted the envelopes with a gold brushstroke and navy brush lettering, and vintage stamps added a touch of feminine, New England flair.

This flat-printed suite featured watercolor illustrations and gold-foil calligraphed accents from Julie Song Ink.

Natalie Chang designed this invitation suite using pastels, gold calligraphy, and a watercolor illustration of the wedding venue to carry through the fun and fanciful feel of this spring wedding.