Christmas party invitation
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How to make a Christmas party invitation
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Pick one of the 6 pictures and a colour theme.
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Choose a greeting or write your own, then add names and a message.
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Download the PDF (two per page) or a PNG image to share.
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Print on card and cut along the dotted line.
About this printable
Choose from six Christmas pictures (tree, wreath, baubles, gingerbread house, bells or snowman) and four colour themes, then fill in the event, date, time, venue, host and how to reply. The preview updates as you type.
Print two invitations per page on card and cut along the dotted line, or download a PNG to send in a message or post in a group chat.
What’s included
- Pictures: Christmas tree with presents, Holly wreath with a bow, Three patterned baubles, Gingerbread house, Christmas bells with a bow, Snowman with scarf and hat.
- Ready-made greetings: “You’re invited to our Christmas party”, “Join us for Christmas dinner”, “Come and celebrate Christmas with us”, “Christmas get-together”.
Tips
- Use the black-and-white theme and let children colour the invitations they hand out.
- Put a phone number or name in the reply line so guests know who to tell.
- For a family dinner, change the heading to “Join us for Christmas dinner”.
About the festival
Christmas is celebrated on 25 December to mark the birth of Jesus Christ. Many churches hold a service on Christmas Eve, and homes are decorated with trees, lights, wreaths and stockings.
Sources
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Frequently asked questions
Can I send the invitation on WhatsApp?
Yes. “Download image to share” saves a PNG you can send in any messaging app.
Is my address uploaded anywhere?
No. The invitation is made in your browser and nothing you type leaves your device.
What paper should I use?
Card stock of about 200 gsm works well; plain paper is fine for handing out at school.
Is everything really free?
Yes. Every design, puzzle and card is free to print for home, school and community use, with no sign-up.