The designs
Eighteen ways to say the same thing
Every design here is a starting point rather than a template. Pick the one that feels closest, then change the paper, the ink, the type, the border and the way it opens until it is yours. Five are free on any plan.
Free on any plan
QuietA quiet invitation: bare paper, one rule, and nothing competing with the names.LinenWoven off-white stock with a soft terracotta accent — warm without being sweet.PolaroidBuilt around your photograph, with a white border and a line in your own hand.ConfettiLoud, round and thoroughly unserious — a birthday card that behaves like one.GazetteSet like a newspaper masthead: heavy rules, condensed serif, news of the year.
Postmark Pro
EngravedProEcru stock, black ink and a proper thin-thick double rule.LetterpressProHeavy cotton stock with the impression still in it.BotanicalProGarden light and deep green, with an arched top and petals drifting past.RivieraProSea light and salt air, for an afternoon that runs long.MarigoldProA saffron sunrise with a great deal of noise, on the only graded stock here.KumkumProTurmeric and vermilion, arched like a temple door, bordered in marigolds.MehndiProHenna green and old gold, drawn by hand, with a paisley border.PunchProBright, loud and unmistakably a party, with confetti falling across it.Kitchen tableProTyped on a ruled index card, corrected in red pen. No ceremony at all.DecoProGeometry, brass and a room with a band in it.MidnightProLate dinner, low light, gold on ink — with sparkles and an iris opening.NocturneProDeep plum and silver, well after dark — elegant without asking to be noticed for it.BlueprintProDrawn to scale, dimensioned and entirely unsentimental.
Start with any of them
Making an invitation is free, and nothing is public until you publish it.