Wedding Invitation Maker
Pick one of 75 designs: engraved crests and calligraphy, modern arches, garden roses, rustic barns and vineyards, beach, boarding pass and celestial themes, the four seasons, Indian, Sikh, Muslim, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mexican, Jewish, Celtic and Filipino weddings, and simple, photo and QR-code cards. Each comes as a matching suite: invitation, save the date, RSVP card and details card. Type your names and the day once, and every card fills in.
Not sure which design? Start with the style.
Classic & Formal
Modern & Minimal
Floral & Garden
Rustic, Boho & Outdoors
Destination & Themes
Seasons
Cultures & Faiths
Simple, Photo & Digital
Looking for the words? See the wedding invitation wording guide, and the wedding invitation etiquette guide for addressing envelopes and when to mail.
How to print a wedding suite at home
The whole-suite PDF is the home route. Each piece gets a sheet of fronts followed by a sheet of backs: two invitations, save the dates or details cards on a sheet, and four RSVP cards. Print at 100% (actual size, not “fit to page”), two-sided, flipping on the edge you picked in the maker; most printers flip on the long edge unless told otherwise. Cut on the crop marks. Print one sheet first and hold it to a window to check that the backs line up.
Every design is drawn on light paper with the color in the linework and the type, so a stack of a hundred prints without draining the cartridge, and gold and silver print as toned ink rather than foil. A smooth 80 to 110 lb cover stock in white, ivory or cream shows fine lines best. On a design with a tinted background you can switch the background off and print on colored card stock instead.
For a print shop or an online printer, send the print shop PNGs: each is the finished card plus an eighth-inch bleed at 300 dpi. The 5 x 7 cards fit an A7 envelope, the details card an A2, and the 3.5 x 5 RSVP card a 4-bar envelope, or it can mail on its own as a postcard.