HOUSE OF BROEL NEW ORLEANS WEDDING INVITATION WITH ENVELOPES
HOUSE OF BROEL NEW ORLEANS WEDDING INVITATION WITH ENVELOPES
Invite your guests to a celebration of timeless Southern elegance with a custom wedding invitation inspired by the historic House of Broel in New Orleans. Featuring exclusive original watercolor artwork created from my own venue photography, this invitation showcases the grand Victorian mansion nestled beneath magnificent live oak trees and presented within an ornate antique-inspired gold frame. Soft ivory tones, delicate typography, and refined details create a romantic first impression worthy of one of New Orleans' most elegant wedding venues.
Known for its Victorian architecture, graceful wraparound porches, period furnishings, and unforgettable Southern charm, the House of Broel offers couples an intimate setting filled with history and romance. This invitation was thoughtfully designed to capture the beauty and sophistication that make the mansion such a beloved destination for New Orleans weddings.
Features:
- 5" × 7" professionally printed wedding invitation
- Exclusive original watercolor artwork created from my own venue photography
- Premium heavyweight eggshell cardstock
- Personalized with your wedding details
- Coordinates with matching envelope liner, details card, response card, and wedding day stationery
Includes:
5" x 7" Double-Sided Wedding Invitation
5.25” x 7.25” (A7) Euro Flap Wedding Envelope
Personalization & Proofing:
Wording may be customized to suit your celebration. Names, dates, event details and wording shown in the sample may be changed. A digital proof will be provided for your review, and proof approval is required before your stationery is sent to print.
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Returns & Exchanges:
As our items are custom and handmade we do not accept returns.
Shipping:
All orders are packaged with love and care. Once the package leaves our possession, we are no longer responsible for any damage or loss caused by the postal service, or any other third-party carrier.
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