Fill-in birthday invitations
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Example
Ten trampoline-party invitations, one per classmate, four to a Letter sheet
Mason turns 7 and invites his class of 10. Design Birthday — balloons, In colour, US Letter, Four to a sheet. The line under the heading is typed as “to Mason’s 7th birthday party!”, so nothing is left blank, and the guests box has Ava, Liam, Sophia, Noah, Olivia, Ethan, Harper, Lucas, Chloe and Jackson, one a line.
- Each card starts “To Ava”, “To Liam” and so on, then “You’re invited!” in large type and the typed line, which wraps onto two lines.
- On these tall cards Date, Time, Place and RSVP run one under another. “RSVP by Nov 14 to Jessica” was typed, and the word RSVP is printed only once.
- The note “Grip socks required for the trampolines!” sits in small type at the foot of every card.
- Ten names at four to a sheet make 3 pages of 4, 4 and 2 cards. Cut along the dotted lines into quarters of about 108 × 140 mm.
| On the card | Printed |
|---|---|
| Guest line | To Ava (a different name on each) |
| Heading | You’re invited! |
| Line | to Mason’s 7th birthday party! |
| Date | Saturday, November 21 |
| Time | 2:00–4:00 pm |
| Place | Jump Zone, 410 Maple Ave. |
| RSVP | by Nov 14 to Jessica |
| Foot | Grip socks required for the trampolines! |
invitations.pdf: 3 Letter pages, 10 invitations each with its guest’s name and nothing else printed on them. With the guests box empty you get one sheet of 4 with the name line blank, and an empty line prints “to ________’s birthday party!” to fill in by hand.
How it works
- Choose the design. Leave everything else empty for invitations to fill in by hand.
- Or type the date, time, place and RSVP, and the guests’ names one per line — each gets an invitation with their name on it.
- Choose how many to a sheet, download and print.
- Cut along the dotted lines.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the invitation say?
- A line for the guest’s name, “You’re invited!” and the design’s line under it — “to ________’s birthday party!” for a birthday, with a blank for the name — then date, time, place and RSVP. Type your own heading or line to replace them.
- Can I print one for each child in the class?
- Yes: type the names one per line and every invitation has its guest’s name on it, with the details you typed on all of them.
- What size are they?
- Four to a sheet is about postcard size, two to a sheet are half a sheet each, and one fills the sheet.
- Is there a footer on them?
- No. It is handed to somebody, so nothing is printed on it but what you chose.
- Can I type “RSVP by …” in the RSVP box?
- Yes. The card already prints RSVP in front of the line, so a typed “RSVP by Nov 14 to Jessica” comes out as RSVP and then “by Nov 14 to Jessica”: the word is not doubled.
- What if the address is long?
- The type on that line gets smaller to fit, down to a little over half its size; anything longer goes onto two smaller lines, never past the edge of the card. “Jump Zone, 410 Maple Ave.” fits a four-to-a-sheet card at full size. For a long address, shorten it or print one to a sheet, where the lines are about twice as long.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The sheet is made in your browser, and nothing you type leaves your computer.