Wedding Invitation Templates

Zazzle's invites are fully customizable. I changed the font, spacing, added a monogram, and added stripes to ours. The problem is they don't do recipient addressing. Still figuring that one out...

Printing at home can be very challenging, especially figuring out all the printer settings. I would definitely look into taking them to an Office Depot/Max or Staples, they can help you print these at a very inexpensive cost.

Thank you for the suggestion. I just called Staples, and unfortunately, the invitations and inserts must be formatted on 8.5 x 11. I'm finding that most printing places (even local ones) won't print on precut cards but instead want the information already formatted on a regular sheet of paper. I'm having trouble finding the templates to make that happen.

Good to know. I'll be sure to check them out. Thank you.

I wish I could. I'm having a hybrid wedding -- small family physically present (parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles) and the rest of the world (approximately 200 people) via livestream. I'm using my website primarily for the livestreamers and am sending physical invitations to the persons who will attend in person. It's mainly ceremonial, but still . . . I want them to have invitations. Plus, most of the attendees will be older so physical invitations will work best for them.

If I can find a template on 8.5 x 11, I will do that. Fingers crossed. Thank you!

Either I'm not describing it correctly or they don't understand what I mean. LOL! I may just make a trip to Staples to talk to someone in person. That may be easier.

Try greetingsisland.com

i got my templates off of there because it's free pdfs AND there is an option to do them as e-vites as well.

I got really frustrated with some invitations I loved but couldn't format the way I wanted. So I just chose a different template. It's really not worth the stress and all this work.

I found that was much easier said than done. I found an invitation suite that I really liked and was reasonably priced on Magnetstreet.com and ordered them tonight. Now I don't have to worry about paper size or printing! A win win!

Thank you. I actually found some invites tonight on magnetstreet.come and ordered them. Crisis resolved! And I can scratch that off of my list!

You're right. I took your advice, buckled down and found an invitation suite I really liked and was reasonably priced (75% off) on magnetstreet.com. I had my mom and sisters on proof duty tonight (my fiance was working and looked things over "quickly"), but we got it done before the sale ended. My only regret is I wish I had found this site and the invitations last week. LOL! Either way, this issue has been resolved. Invitations have been ordered and I don't have to worry about paper or printing. Now, I'm just waiting for them to come in.

Etsy has a lot of invitation and insert card templates, even full suites of matching products. They are relatively cheap, usually $5-20 for the template and then you can edit it yourself. Most of them use a program called Templett for the download but some come as MS Word files. They are designed to print at home so I think a lot of them come formatted to print on regular letter size paper. If you find one you like you could always contact the seller and ask if they are formatted for letter paper or if that's something they can help you with.