Taking the colors from peony motif on the front, the backside of this
invite alternates them into a very strong striped pattern
From: WeddingPaperDivas.com

Another fun idea is to continue the exact pattern on the front and then flood the back
with it... From: WeddingPaperDivas.com

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Polka dots on the back are ALWAYS a fun idea...
A few things to think about when considering a pattern:
- Typically, if you make sure your background pattern picks up the same colors from the design/motif on the front, there will still be some continuity.
- Popular patterns are stripes, damask, florals, interlocking patterns, polka dots and solids.
- Don't be afraid to try to tie in this pattern with a fun envelope liner...
Take care til' next time!
--ct