I have special treat for you today! Anna Skye from Download & Print has graciously created this beautiful free wedding invitation template to share with you! So keep reading to see how you can create these beautiful invitations for yourself!Â
DIYÂ Free Wedding Invitation Template
Hello. My name is Anna Skye and I am very pleased to meet you. I am excited to be invited over to the Yes Missy! blog today with an exclusive free printable wedding invitation set that I call Lace & Pearls. Invitations may not be the first project that springs to mind when you think wedding DIY. Invitations can, and typically do, take up a nice chunk of your wedding budget, and as they set the scene for your upcoming nuptials it is important to get them right. Don’t let tradition scare you away from a very simple DIY project with stunning results, that is going to save you major $$$.
At Download & Print I help brides worldwide create unique and interesting invitations on a budget. So put on your crafting hat, download the free templates, and follow along with the steps below to create this Lace & Pearls wedding set for yourself, with results that look anything but DIY.
 DIY Wedding Invitation Supplies:
- Free printable templates
- 8.5 x 11 cream card stock
- Paper trimmer or scissors
- Navy A7 euro flap envelope (as seen here in Imperial Blue)
- Adhesive faux pearls (found at your local craft or scrapbooking store)
- Tweezers
Step 1: Download and Print
Download the three template files and open in MS Word. Customize with your wedding details.
The script font used in the template sample is Respective, and the information text is Perpetua, both of which are available to download for free. If you do not have these fonts installed on your computer Word will substitute different fonts. You can pick any fonts that you like.
Print the files on white or cream cardstock.
TIP: I recommend printing one sample of the invitation and RSVP to check for spelling and punctuation errors. Have a second set of eyes look at the sample before you commit to printing them all!
Step 2: Trim
Using your paper cutter or scissors, trim the invitation, RSVP, and enclosure cards along the cut lines. A paper cutter will be faster and will produce straighter cuts, but scissors will work just fine too.
Step 3: Add the Pearls 
Now we are going to test how steady your hand is! Embellish the set with the faux pearls. It’s much easier to do this with tweezers. I chose to place only a couple of pearls on my invitation, I think this is definitely a case where too much bling is not a good thing.
The pearls are not easy to reposition so try to stick them where you want them the first time (trust me when I say use tweezers). If you do place one a little off the mark, all is not lost. You can remove the pearl and dab a little white glue on the back using a toothpick, then stick it back down.
The invitations are now ready for stuffing and mailing!
Interested in seeing more great wedding ideas and posts?
Get a free floral invitation template here
and check out my Wedding Series here!
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Celebrate Woman (@DiscoverSelf)
July 7, 2020With a little bit of embellishment, it’s going to be such a great-looking invitation. Beautiful.
Eileen
July 8, 2020Yes, and so easy to make too!
Cheers,
Eileen
Elizabeth Saunier
July 12, 2017Is there a matching save the date template?
Priscilla Shofstall
March 18, 2016What size envelopes are needed for RSVP cards?
Jonelle Reynolds
August 20, 2015Do you know what colour the pearls are? I cant seem to find the ones used here online so am trying to find ones the same colour elsewhere
CJ
April 2, 2015Does this come in different colors?
Tracie Small
March 14, 2015thank you so much!
KP
March 8, 2015where did you find the lace image?
Maye
February 28, 2015Thank you very much for this post! I will use this design I love it!
CeCe
January 25, 2015Can this come in another colour?
Hanchell
January 25, 2015Hi would i be able to get this in another color. I just need the invitation and replycard
Eileen
March 3, 2014Thanks Caroline. I agree, the pearl just gives it that extra bit of special! 🙂
ChristyK
March 3, 2014How much was the postage cost for each invitation?
Thanks 🙂
Eileen
March 3, 2014Hi Christy,
I would assume it would be the same as standard letter mail postage. It would probably depend where you are and where you’re sending it to. But I’m not sure if I understood your question?
Cheers,
Eileen
NikkiL
February 28, 2014Hi, this is awesome! do you have the template for this design for the table number, place card and band for the pocket fold?
Eileen
March 1, 2014I don’t have one, but what you can do is use the reception template and change the text for your table numbers, and then make some adjustments to the reply card to make a place card. It shouldn’t be too hard, they’re all word document files. 🙂
Ashley McKernan
February 28, 2014OMG. Stunning.
Eileen
February 28, 2014Thanks hun 🙂
Catherine Wanny
February 28, 2014Oh,nice DIY wedding invitation templates.I like it!
http://www.wishesbridal.com/
Eileen
February 28, 2014Thank you!
D.A.S.W
February 27, 2014Can this be designed as a program ?
Eileen
February 28, 2014I’m sure it can be! You can download the template and change the text. 🙂
D.A.S.W
February 28, 2014I mean can it be re-designed into a program so that it can be a full size 8 x 5.5 program. As is it will be a mini program because of the cut lines.
Eileen
March 1, 2014It should be possible, you can try to resize the background image in word to make it a full sized 8 x 5.5.