Standard sizes. Your words in minutes. One purchase, unlimited prints — no designer, no subscription, no per-guest fee.
A wedding invitation template is only as good as the ten minutes after you buy it. Ours opens in your browser, you type your details into marked fields, you preview the card, you print. That's the whole promise — and the rest of this page is the fine print, written plainly, so there are no surprises about sizes, files, or what "editable" actually means.
You can change every word that appears on the cards: names, dates, times, venues, addresses, attire notes, reply-by dates, your website. You choose the paper, the print path, and the envelope. What you can't do is move the artwork or rebuild the design — and honestly, you shouldn't want to. The composition is the product; your job is the words.
The files are built on standard sizes so that nothing downstream breaks: envelopes fit, print shops don't ask awkward questions about bleed, and the trimming guide in the printing instructions gives you clean edges with a paper cutter you already own.
Sticking to these two sizes isn't laziness — it's the difference between a card that mails without a custom envelope order and one that costs you three extra weekends.
The honest three-way comparison:
The typical path: buy and download (two minutes), open the editor and type your details (fifteen minutes), export print files, print one test sheet and check it against a real envelope (ten minutes), then print the full run on a quiet evening. Most couples finish in a single weekend, and the guide's trimming instructions turn a stack of printed sheets into clean cards in about an hour with a ruler and a blade.
We build these artworks with modern tools — code and image generation — and finish them by hand in the old sense: line weight, spacing, tone, until the page breathes. We tell you plainly because the tradition matters more to us than the mystique. The result is what counts: a card your guests will actually look at twice.
You can change every word on the cards — names, dates, venues, attire, reply-by dates — yourself, in your browser, before printing. No designer, no email back-and-forth, no software to install.
5×7 inches for the main invitation (A7 envelope) and 4.25×5.5 inches for details and RSVP cards (A2 envelope). Both are standard, so envelopes and print shops work without custom orders.
Our suite is a one-time $19 purchase — no subscription, no per-guest fee, unlimited prints. Custom design work typically runs $300-800 per suite for comparison.
Yes. Artworks are supplied at roughly 200 DPI at full card size — crisp on any decent home inkjet, especially on textured cotton paper. The guide covers settings and trimming; print shops work too.
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