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Super Bowl · the classics

Super Bowl Sunday Invitations

Three type-led Super Bowl party invitations: Super Bowl Party, stacked big in a varsity slab with a laced football bursting through the middle line and a scatter of stars, under You're Invited To A; Super Bowl Sunday, in a brush script over a stitched-lace rule, with a pennant swag along the top and fan pennants below; and Let's Watch the Big Game, arched collegiate lettering over a plain helmet with a single center stripe. Super Bowl Party opens in Navy & Silver, Super Bowl Sunday in Royal Blue & Orange and Let's Watch the Big Game in Crimson & Cream, each with two more team-color pairs.

3 designs

Pick one and customize it

Super Bowl Party — Super Bowl Party football party invitation

Super Bowl Party

No photo needed · 3 palettes · Alfa Slab One
Customize
Super Bowl Sunday — Super Bowl Party football party invitation

Super Bowl Sunday

No photo needed · 3 palettes · Caveat
Customize
Let's Watch the Big Game — Super Bowl Party football party invitation

Let's Watch the Big Game

No photo needed · 3 palettes · Graduate
Customize
Hosting tip
Put two times on the card: when the food starts and when the game kicks off. An hour between them is the sweet spot; guests fill a plate and find a seat before the first snap, and nobody walks in during the opening drive.
How it works

Details, wording, colors, download

Open any design above in the maker. Type the hosts' names, the date, when the food starts and the kickoff time; the back carries the address, the RSVP and one line for the party, such as wear your team colors or bring a snack to share. "Super Bowl" is live text too, so any card works for a playoff game or a regular Sunday.

Pick one of the three team-color palettes drawn for the design, then download a 5 x 7 PDF (front and back), a two-per-sheet letter PDF for home printing, print-shop PNGs with bleed, 4 x 6 PNGs for a photo counter, a phone-sized PNG to text or email, or a Word file. For more lines to put on the card, see the Super Bowl invitation wording ideas and the football party etiquette guide.

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Frequently asked questions

Which design says Big Game instead of Super Bowl?
Let's Watch the Big Game. Its headline is live text like the others, so you can change any of the three to Big Game Party, Game Day or the name of your own party.
Do these show a team or a trophy?
No. There are no team names, logos or championship trophy; the color comes from the palette. Pick the pair nearest your team's colors, such as Navy & Orange, Red & Gold or Maroon & Gold.
What do the backs say?
The samples carry the date, the time and the address, an RSVP line and one note: Couch space is first come, first served on Super Bowl Party, Kids welcome · BYOB on Super Bowl Sunday, and a parking line on Let's Watch the Big Game.
Updated October 2026