Photo Collage
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Jared and Jandy
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Eli and Lacy
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Kelsey and Semisi
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Sydney and Dallen
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Emma and Luke
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Bailey and Danial
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Kailee and Shayne
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Stephanie and Nathan
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Sendiea and Casey
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Meghan and Austin
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Breanna and Derek
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Alex and Nathan
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Devynn and Taylor
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Cristel and Aaron
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Cami and Christopher
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Bailey and Thomas
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Aubrey and Tyler
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Alexa and John
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Kelcey and Zachary
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Sabrina and McKay
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Hallie and Jeffrey
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Tabitha and Aaron
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Darby and Matthew
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Rebecca and Austin
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Sarah and Tanner
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Samantha and Ryan
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Ashlyn and MaCrey
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Brooklin and Chet
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Savannah and Nathan
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Keisha and Travis
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Katie and Christopher
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Kynan and Taylor
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Bethany and Kendall
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Faye and Derek
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Abigail and Scott
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Abigail and Brandon
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Becky and Kyle
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Haylee and Vincent
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Jadene and Scott
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Nicole and Benjamin
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Sarah and Jordan
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Daesha and Andrew
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Haley and David
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Alexis and Austin
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Courtney and Tyler
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Sara and Rex
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Alyssa and Cameron
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Bailey and Charles
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Bailey and Mason
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Kylee and Tanner
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Madalyn and Todd
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Britny and Preston
One of the exciting things a photograph could do is say a story, and your wedding invitation could have it. Through a series of pictures formed into a collage, you can convey a message to your family, friends, and guests, whether about sharing your emotions or sharing recollections for them to treasure. The essential aspect of having it in your wedding invitation is keeping it close to your personality.
In this layout of the invitation, you do not have to choose between the best image because you can put as plenty as you want as long as it fits on the card. Everyone should be able to look at it with a clear view. And understand the sensations and thoughts you want them to feel. The design of the invitation is up to you. You can place texts above the images or place them beside or anywhere that best suits the overall look.
You can add accents surrounding the card and put embellishments to your fonts to make it look elegant. Your photos could either be colored, black and white, or a combination of both. A colorful collage is lively, and it sends a message of optimism. Meanwhile, black and white are more formal, reserved yet classic. In the end, you get to select which could serve you most desirable.