We're waving goodbye to Summer and embracing Autumn with open arms at the One Fab Day office, and when it comes to Autumn trends we want to spread the word. One such trend we've come across is Woodland Animal Stationery. It's everywhere and super cute, from rabbits to foxes and everything inbetween. Be it illustrated or graphic, colourful or rustic, furry little creatures are popping up everywhere. Three animals we came across (and have a soft spot for) are the fox, the owl and the deer, so we've put together some of our favourite finds and we hope you like them too!
Woodland animals represent a whimsical fairytale romance and combined with sweet florals on rustic paper or as more graphic and modern prints they are easily incorporated into any wedding theme - adding some fun and personality to your stationery!
Fantastic Mr. Fox
One of my favourite childhood stories was Fantastic Mr. Fox, so I'm a fan of foxy stationery. I particularly love the use of colour when using the traditional fox, bright orange, browns and reds - perfect for an Autumnal wedding theme! But as the examples above show, you can equally opt for monochrome or whimsical styles, the fantastic foxes work in many ways.
1. Grey Fox Print via Wedding Chicks | 2. Whimsical Fox Print via Minted. | 3. Graphic Forest Fox Print via Etsy.com | 4. Illustrated Fox Print via Love My Way
Twit Twoooo - Owl Stationery Inspiration
There's something magical about the owl motif, that symbol of wisdom and knowledge we carry with us from a young age. Lately we've seen the owl used in super cute prints, using sweet colour palettes and fun lettering, it's an animal motif that can easily be incorporated into any season's wedding theme.
Red Patterned Owl Print via Etsy.com | Autumn Coloured Owl Print - Little Paper Bear via heartlovesweddings.com | Balck and Orange Graphic Owl Print via Want That Wedding | Blue Patterned Card Owl Print via Not on the High Street
Dearest Deer
The deer is a great animal theme that appeals to the the boys as much as the girls, and a great symbol to represent an outdoor or rustic wedding especially in Autumn and Winter. Personally I like the use of feminine colours against the strong outline of the deer and antlers, but you can opt for something more masculine and stick to monochrome and brown paper styles.
Green and Blue Deer Print via Ice Cream Social | Orange and Red Deer Print via Etsy.com | Whimsical Lilac and Green Deer Print -Wildship Studio via Wedding Chicks |Peach and Brown Deer Print via The Homespun Hostess | Craft Paper Deer Print via Etsy.com | Blue and Brown Patterned Deer Print via The Secret Life of Invites
