Japanese Woodblock Print Wedding Invitations

The Great Wave Off Kanagawa is the most famous woodblock print by Japanese artist Hokusai. Originally published in the 1830s, it is one of the most well-known Japanese works of art in the world. The print - modified and cropped in this wedding invitation - shows a giant wave towering over the faraway Mount Fuji (not depicted). The wave dissolves into fractal fingers of foam, releasing charming bubbles of sea spray at the same time. The print's hues have been adjusted to give it a fun, colourful pink and green colour scheme. This wedding invitation is customisable with your own names, and the wedding below "of their marriage" are 100% personalizable. The back of the card, and the border on the front, are in dark green to match the wave, which hovers, instants before crashing, to the right of all the wedding invitation wording. All words before the specific wedding date and details are justified, giving the design an elegant, meticulous touch. This wedding design is fun, unconventional, and striking. Works for either formal or casual weddings. The text on the front reads: "Together with their families (Bride's name - custom) and (Groom's name - custom) request the pleasure of your company at the celebration of their marriage." After that all text is completely customisable with the wedding date, location, and reception information.