Kelley A.

                 
               
                

     I printed the invite on a pale blue (even paler in person).
I then added white ink to the hydrangea as well as gold and sage shimmer. 
I love the blue paper - especially with your name in blue!

                    Pool paper with white border

I created a simple text layout in black and white for you to get an idea of the different layout options.

    
       
  I just love the wrap design - it has such an elegant and rich feel to it!  I also love the simplicity of the top left sample - fresh, clean and sophisticated.

The colors are slightly muted on the screen, but definitely crisp and bright in person.  I added two blossoms for the touch of pink. 
The above leaf is approximately 2.5" wide.  A small hole can be punched to attach to the apple. 

I used the same pink paper as in the original samples.  I right justified the reception info to give the look balance.
 I then finished with a crisp white border which I think freshens the look.  I also added hand-painted white details on petals here and there.
 

 

The invite above will give you an idea of the paper colors I have in mind, however I will send several swatches for you to see in person. 
The crab on the front of the direction card has some additional green added.

Brad and Steffi  
       

                        

The swatch above is the actual color of the printed paper in each sample.  The border appears very dark, but is a rich deep green. 
I do not have the exact fonts you mentioned at this time so included good substitutes.

       

         
           

The photo on the left shows the gold hand-painted details I added to the seal.
I did not have a complimentary color pocket fold in stock so I utilized a sheet of gold shimmer as a background for reference. 

I created the invite on a white natural speckle cardstock.  The image is stamped in chocolate brown with hand-painted pink accents.

The invite on the left features my lacy stamp artwork with soft gold and red hand-painted accents.  (Click here to see the process). 
The invite on the right features a handmade paper wrap with hand-painted accents.  I used the sparkle poppy paper for the border.

Vanessa

I created the design on the left with an antique wooden stamp with hand-painted accents of blush shimmer ink.  (Click here to see the process). I also sharpened several of the blooms with black ink.  The design on the right is my favorite - very whimsical yet elegant - especially with the script font I used for your names.  I again used a blush shimmer accent.  I have also included an idea for your monogram!

The poppy above is another option I thought you might like - it could be used alone or in combination with the tropical scene, perhaps on a enclosure card.

The photo on the left shows the cover of the pocketfold with a sticker featuring artwork and the wedding date. 
The sticker lifts easily to reveal the contents on the right.  The save-the-date magnet is attached
with a small removable glue dot and then all information is tucked in the pocket below as individual sheets.

I thought I would try a pear illustration for fun!  I also created on of my signature wrap invites.
I used the green decorative paper to pull in the lighter green you mentioned.

This is just a start to get an idea of layout and color.  The purples appear slightly brighter in the photos. 

I also added a touch of silver in the flowers' center.