Christmas party invitation
Festive invitations for a Christmas dinner, party or work do.
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Example
Example: a cul-de-sac Christmas cookie swap, one invitation per household
The Parkers (fictitious) invite ten households on their street to a cookie swap. What to “to our Christmas cookie swap!”, Date “Saturday, December 19”, Time “2–5 pm”, Place “14 Example Lane”, RSVP “RSVP by Dec 12 — text Jen, 555-0142”, Note “Bring a dozen cookies and the recipe to share”, ten names in Guests, four per sheet, US Letter.
- Each line of Guests gets an invitation of its own, with “To The Garcias” and so on filled in at the top. With Guests empty, the To line is left blank to write on.
- The Heading is left empty, so the design’s own “You’re invited!” is printed; with What to empty as well, the line under it would read “to our Christmas party!”.
- The RSVP field already prints the word RSVP, so it is not printed twice: the card reads RSVP by Dec 12 — text Jen, 555-0142.
- At four to a sheet each card is about 95 × 127 mm (3¾ × 5 in), with date, time, place and RSVP one under another and the note at the foot.
| Invitations per sheet | Card size on Letter | Sheets for 10 guests |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 190 × 253 mm (7½ × 10 in) | 10 |
| 2 | 199 × 123 mm (7⅞ × 4⅞ in), wide | 5 |
| 4 | 95 × 127 mm (3¾ × 5 in) | 3, the last with 2 cards |
invitations.pdf, 3 Letter sheets with 4, 4 and 2 invitations, each addressed to its household, stars and snowflakes round the edges. Print on card stock and cut along the dashed lines. Nothing of ours is printed on invitations.
How it works
- Type the title, what it is, the date, time and place, and how to reply.
- Leave fields empty to get lines to write on by hand.
- Download, print on card and cut the invitations apart.
Frequently asked questions
- What should a Christmas invitation say?
- What it is (a dinner, a party, a cookie swap), the date and time, the place, and by when and how to reply. Add a dress code or “bring a dish” in the note.
- Can I use it for a work Christmas party?
- Yes — the wording is yours; print one per colleague or post one on the notice board.
- How many fit on a page?
- One, two or four, as you choose. One fills the sheet; two are half a sheet each, wide, with date, time, place and RSVP two by two; four are about postcard size, 3¾ × 5 in on Letter. Dashed lines show where to cut.
- Can I write the details by hand?
- Yes — leave the fields empty and the invitation prints with lines to fill in.
- Can each invitation carry a guest’s name?
- Yes. Type the guests one per line, up to 300, and each gets an invitation of its own with “To …” filled in. Leave the box empty for invitations with a blank To line.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The invitations are made in your browser.