Free Wedding Invitation Templates: Printable & Editable Downloads (Photoshop, SVG)

Free wedding invitation templates are the fastest way to send beautiful, on-brand stationery without paying a designer or a stationer. On this page you will find eight free wedding invitation templates we created in-house at Paperlust, each one fully editable, instantly downloadable, and ready to print at home or send to a professional press. We cover fiftieth anniversary designs, couples wedding shower designs, and four wedding suites that span rustic, classic, modern, and garden styles. Whether you are after a printable wedding invitation template for Word, a Photoshop PSD, or a vector SVG, this guide answers the most-searched questions about free wedding invitation templates and gives you a clear path to upgrade if you decide free is not quite enough.

If you have spent any time searching for free printable wedding invitations, you have probably noticed that most of what is out there is either heavily watermarked, locked behind a paid plan after the first edit, or built on a stock-art platform you cannot truly customize. Our approach is different. The eight templates below are 100 percent free to download, edit, and print, with no Paperlust watermark and no email gate. We built each one as a working Photoshop or SVG file so you can change the names, dates, fonts, and colors in software you likely already own, and then print at home or hand the finished file to any printer you trust. Read on for the full library and a comparison of free versus premium so you can decide which path is right for your wedding.

Free Wedding Invitation Templates by Format

Different couples come to free wedding invitation templates with different toolkits. Some of you live inside Microsoft Word and want a printable wedding invitation template you can edit in fifteen minutes during a lunch break. Others want a designer-grade Photoshop PSD where every layer, font, and texture is fully editable. A growing audience wants a vector SVG that can be opened in Illustrator, Inkscape, or even cut on a Cricut machine. The table below shows what is available right now in our free library, what is in production, and which format is best for which type of host.

Format	Status today	Software needed	Best for
Photoshop (PSD)	Available now: 4 designs	Adobe Photoshop or Photopea (free, in browser)	Designers, brides who want pixel-level control over fonts and color
SVG (vector)	Available now: 4 designs	Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Inkscape (free), or Cricut Design Space	DIY brides, Cricut users, anyone wanting laser-sharp print at any size
Microsoft Word (DOCX)	Coming soon: all 8 designs	Microsoft Word 2016 or later, Word for Mac, or Word Online	Anyone without design software who wants to type and print fast
PDF (print-ready)	Coming soon: all 8 designs	Any PDF reader plus a free PDF editor like PDFescape	Couples who want a no-edit, print-and-go option
Canva	Coming soon: 4 designs	Free Canva account	Mobile-first editors, brides who plan their wedding from a phone

If you are searching specifically for free wedding invitation templates for Word, scroll to the bottom of this article and bookmark this page. We are actively converting every PSD and SVG below into a fully editable DOCX, and the moment they are released we add them straight to this hub. The same goes for our PDF and Canva versions. We deliberately publish a smaller, hand-checked library rather than a thousand machine-generated templates because every file we ship has to print well on real paper, not just look good on a screen.

One important note before you download. The Photoshop and SVG templates below were drawn at 5×7 inch flat invitation size, which is the most common wedding invitation dimension in both the United States and Australia. They print cleanly at A6, A5, and even letter size if you scale up, and they fit standard A7 envelopes you can buy from any stationer or office supply store. If you plan to send them to a professional printer, we recommend you ask for 350 gsm uncoated card stock as a starting point, which sits at the lower end of premium feel and is forgiving on home printers as well.

Free Printable Templates: 50th Wedding Anniversary

The fiftieth wedding anniversary, also called the golden anniversary, is one of the most-searched milestones on this site for a reason. Half a century together is rare and worth celebrating with stationery that feels as considered as the original wedding day. We designed two free printable 50th wedding anniversary invitation templates for couples and adult children who want to host a memorable golden anniversary party without spending the budget on custom invitations. Both designs are fully editable in Photoshop, easy to personalize with your parents’ or grandparents’ names, and print clean on home and professional printers.

If your golden anniversary search has led you here from the query “50th wedding anniversary invitations templates free download,” you are in the right place. Both designs below are genuinely free, with no email gate, no watermark, and no premium upgrade required to access the high-resolution PSD. Pick the one that fits the venue and tone, change the text, and you are ready to print.

Eucalyptus: Free Printable 50th Wedding Anniversary Invitation

The Eucalyptus design is our most-downloaded fiftieth anniversary template. It pairs soft, hand-illustrated greenery with a clean serif headline, which lands as elegant rather than busy and works beautifully whether the celebration is a backyard lunch, a winery dinner, or a formal evening reception. The font selections are timeless, the leaf border frames the text without crowding it, and the muted color palette photographs well against any tablescape, which matters if your guests will be sharing photos on the day.

Myrtle Gentry: Free Printable 50th Wedding Anniversary Invitation

Myrtle Gentry takes the opposite tonal approach. Where Eucalyptus is fresh and daylit, Myrtle Gentry is moody, evening, and quietly luxurious. The design pulls from night-blooming florals and adds a dazzling touch of gold accenting that elevates without tipping into overdone. We love this template for indoor evening receptions, hotel ballrooms, and intimate dinners where the atmosphere itself is the celebration. The PSD ships with editable color layers so you can swap the gold for silver or rose gold if you would prefer.

A quick note for visitors searching for sixtieth or golden wedding anniversary invitation templates free, both designs above adapt easily to a sixtieth or seventy-fifth celebration as well. The headline copy is fully editable in Photoshop, so changing “Fifty Years” to “Sixty Years” or simply “Together for a Lifetime” takes seconds. We are also working on dedicated diamond and platinum anniversary designs that will be added here as we release them.

Free Couples Wedding Shower Invitations

The couples wedding shower, sometimes called a couple’s shower or Jack and Jill shower, has overtaken the traditional bridal shower in many parts of the United States as the default pre-wedding party. The format is exactly what it sounds like, both halves of the couple host together with friends and family from both sides. It tends to be more relaxed, more games-driven, and significantly more fun than a traditional bridal shower, and it deserves an invitation that feels modern rather than borrowed from a wedding suite. We built two free couples wedding shower invitation templates that fit the vibe.

If you have been searching specifically for “couples wedding shower invitations templates free,” this is currently one of the few high-quality, fully editable libraries on the open web. Most other results either funnel you into a paid template marketplace or only offer low-resolution previews. The two designs below ship as fully editable Photoshop PSDs at print-ready resolution.

Marigold Couples Shower Wedding Invitation

Marigold is a contemporary script-led design with a romantic edge. The hero text is set in a flowing wedding script that feels celebratory without veering into bridal cliche, and the body copy uses a clean modern serif so all the practical details, time, location, registry, are easy to read at a glance. We picked Marigold as the entry-point couples shower design because it works for almost any season and almost any venue, from a Saturday afternoon backyard barbecue to a Friday evening cocktail party at a restaurant.

Neutral Couple’s Wedding Shower Template

Neutral is the modern minimalist counterpart to Marigold. The design uses the trendy arch motif, muted earth tones, and a strict geometric grid, which makes it feel current without leaning on a single dated trend. If you are someone who has spent a lot of time on Pinterest staring at “modern minimalist wedding invitation” boards, Neutral will feel familiar in the best way. It is also one of the easiest of our free templates to print at home because it relies on flat color blocks rather than fine illustration, so home inkjet printers reproduce it cleanly.

Free Wedding Invitation SVG Templates

Vector SVG wedding invitation templates are a relatively new format in the free template world, but they are quickly becoming the favorite of DIY brides for one specific reason: SVG files scale to any size without losing sharpness. That means the same free template prints crisply on a 5×7 inch invitation, a poster-sized welcome sign for the wedding entrance, and a tiny envelope seal. It also means you can open the file in Cricut Design Space and cut elements directly from cardstock, vellum, or even adhesive vinyl, which opens up a level of crafting that PDFs and Word documents simply cannot match.

The four free wedding invitation SVG templates below were created by our in-house design team and span the four most-requested wedding stationery styles: classic, fall, garden, and gold-accented modern. Every file is fully editable in Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Inkscape (which is free), and Cricut Design Space. If you are searching for “editable wedding invitation templates free download” or “wedding invitation templates free download” specifically, these are the files you want.

Classic Letter: DIY Wedding Invitation Template

Classic Letter is the design that started this collection. It mimics a vintage typewritten letter, with a small hand-drawn postage stamp in the corner and a serif body that reads like correspondence rather than an announcement. We love this template for elopements, intimate weddings under fifty guests, and any couple who feels that traditional ornate wedding invitations are not quite their style. It pairs especially well with kraft paper and natural string envelope closures if you want a fully tactile look.

Fall Leaves: Autumn Wedding Invitation Template

Fall Leaves takes a minimal, fresh approach to autumn wedding stationery, using a small cluster of dried leaves and a hint of terracotta as the only ornament. We see a lot of fall wedding invitations that go heavy on burnt orange and rust to the point of looking like Halloween cards rather than wedding stationery, and Fall Leaves was designed as a deliberate counter to that trend. It works for late September through early November weddings across most of the continental United States and is one of the few seasonal designs that still feels editorial rather than themed.

Amla: Free Gold-Style Wedding Clipart Invitation

Amla is the design we recommend for couples who love the look of gold but cannot afford or do not want the cost of foil printing. The corner ornaments are illustrated in a soft gold tone that prints surprisingly well on home inkjet printers, and the SVG file ships with the gold elements isolated on their own layer so you can swap to any other color if your wedding palette is silver, copper, or champagne instead. The cultural detailing in the ornament work makes Amla particularly popular for South Asian and fusion weddings.

Olive: Garden Wedding Invitation Photoshop Template

Olive is our garden wedding template and one of our personal favorites. It was designed for outdoor receptions, vineyard weddings, and any event where greenery is part of the venue itself rather than a decorative add-on. The body copy stays simple and black for crisp legibility, but the names at the top of the invitation are layered so you can add a gold foil-effect overlay if you want a touch of luxury. While the Olive file is technically a Photoshop PSD rather than an SVG, we keep it in this section because of its DIY-friendly editing structure and shared garden wedding sensibility with the other vector designs.

Free Wedding Invitation Templates by Style

If you have read this far and none of the eight free templates above are quite the right style for your wedding, this section is for you. Wedding invitation styles tend to fall into a handful of repeatable archetypes, and we have a curated, fully customizable collection on the main Paperlust site for each one. Below we describe each style at a high level, suggest which of the free templates above is the closest match, and link to the matching premium browse page if you decide to upgrade. Every premium suite includes free unlimited online editing, so you can change layout, copy, fonts, and colors before you ever pay anything.

Rustic Wedding Invitation Templates

Rustic wedding invitations lean on natural textures, kraft and cream paper, hand-drawn florals, and warm typography that feels written rather than typeset. They photograph beautifully against wood and farmhouse backdrops, and they pair especially well with letterpress printing if you upgrade to premium. The closest free match in this article is the Classic Letter SVG, which shares the handwritten-correspondence feel. For a fully customizable rustic suite with premium paper and printing, browse our rustic wedding invitations collection, where every design ships with matching save the dates, RSVPs, menus, and place cards.

Floral Wedding Invitation Templates

Floral wedding invitations are the most-searched and most-requested style at Paperlust, and they cover a huge range of looks, from delicate pressed-flower botanicals to dramatic full-color watercolor blooms. The free Olive and Eucalyptus templates above sit at the more restrained end of this spectrum. If you want a true floral suite, our floral wedding invitations collection has hundreds of designs, sortable by season, color, and printing technique. The corresponding botanical wedding invitations collection is closely related and overlaps in many designs, so it is worth browsing both.

Modern and Minimalist Wedding Invitation Templates

Modern wedding invitations strip back ornament in favor of strong typography, generous white space, and a precise grid. They often pair best with high-quality digital printing on bright white or off-white card stock and tend to look most striking when produced at slightly larger sizes than traditional invitations. The free Neutral couples shower template above is the closest stylistic match in this article. For a fully customizable modern suite, browse our main wedding invitations collection and use the modern style filter to narrow down. Our dedicated minimalist wedding invitations page is also a strong starting point if you want pure typography-led designs with very little ornamentation.

Elegant and Classic Wedding Invitation Templates

Elegant wedding invitations are the timeless category. Think serif typefaces, deckled edges, ivory paper, and traditional layout conventions that have signaled formal weddings for over a century. The free Eucalyptus and Myrtle Gentry templates above sit closest to this category, with Eucalyptus being daylight-elegant and Myrtle Gentry being evening-elegant. For a full elegant suite with formal envelopes, addressing services, and matching ceremony stationery, browse our main wedding invitations collection and filter by elegant style.

Beach and Destination Wedding Invitation Templates

Beach wedding invitations and destination wedding invitations share a common visual vocabulary: lightness, color, motion, and often a sense of place rendered through illustration or photography. They work especially well as suites with detail cards that explain travel logistics, accommodation, and local activities. None of the free templates above are dedicated beach designs, so if this is your direction, we recommend skipping straight to our beach wedding invitations collection where every suite is built specifically for ocean and tropical settings.

Vintage Wedding Invitation Templates

Vintage wedding invitations evoke a specific historical era, most often Art Deco, mid-century, or Victorian, through typography, ornament, and color palette. They are particularly popular for theme weddings, period-property venues, and couples who love the romance of a bygone era. The free Classic Letter SVG above is the closest match in this article. For a much wider selection, browse our vintage wedding invitations collection, which is sortable by era and printing technique.

Photo Wedding Invitation Templates

Photo wedding invitations integrate one or more of your engagement or couple photos directly into the design. They tend to feel more personal than illustration-led invitations and are a popular choice for couples who already have a strong photo set from a recent engagement shoot. None of the free templates above support photo placement out of the box, but if you upload them as PSDs into Photoshop you can add a photo layer manually. For ready-made photo suites, see our photo wedding invitations collection.

Free vs Premium Paperlust Wedding Invitations: Which Should You Choose?

Once you have downloaded one of the free templates above, you face a real decision: do you stay with the free template and print at home, or do you upgrade to a Paperlust premium suite with luxe paper and printing techniques you cannot reproduce yourself? There is no universal right answer, but the table below breaks down the most common decision factors honestly. We have tried to be as fair as possible, including the cases where free is clearly the right call.

Decision factor	Free template	Paperlust premium suite
Cost	$0 download plus paper and ink for home printing, around $30 to $80 total	From around $3 to $8 per invitation suite, premium stock and printing included
Customization	Full edit access in Photoshop, Illustrator, or Inkscape, but you do the work	Unlimited free online editing, plus a designer review of every order before printing
Print quality	Limited to your home printer, typically 300 dpi inkjet on commercial card stock	Letterpress, foil stamping, white ink, metallic, and museum-grade digital printing
Paper	Whatever you can buy locally, usually 250 to 350 gsm uncoated	600 gsm cotton, vellum, recycled, and specialty stocks selected for each technique
Time investment	2 to 6 hours of editing, printing, trimming, and assembling at home	15 to 30 minutes online to customize, then we handle production and shipping
Suite consistency	Invitation only, no matching save the dates, RSVPs, menus, or place cards	Full matching suite available, from save the date through thank you cards
Best when	Tight budget, casual event, fewer than 30 guests, or you genuinely enjoy the DIY process	Formal wedding, larger guest list, you want a coordinated suite, or you need premium printing

The honest summary is this. If you are hosting a casual fiftieth anniversary lunch for thirty people, an intimate elopement, or a backyard couples shower with twenty friends, the free templates above will absolutely do the job and look beautiful. If you are inviting a hundred guests to a formal evening wedding at a venue with floor-length linens and a string quartet, you will likely want premium stationery that signals the formality of the event. Neither answer is wrong, and many couples actually use both, free templates for a casual rehearsal dinner or shower, and premium for the main wedding day.

How to Print Your Free Wedding Invitation Template

Downloading the file is the easy part. Getting it to print well is where most DIY wedding invitations either succeed or end up looking exactly as homemade as the project they were trying to avoid. This section covers the three printing paths in order of cost: at home, at a local print shop, and through a professional stationery printer like Paperlust. Pick the one that matches your timeline, your budget, and the finish you want guests to feel.

Printing at Home

If you are printing fewer than fifty invitations and you have access to a reasonably modern inkjet or laser printer, home printing is genuinely viable. The key is choosing the right paper. Avoid standard 80 gsm copy paper, which is too thin and feels like a flyer. Look for 250 to 350 gsm uncoated card stock, sometimes labeled as “smooth white” or “natural cotton” at office supply stores. Card stock at this weight runs cleanly through most modern home printers as long as you set the paper type to “card stock” or “heavy paper” in the printer settings, which slows the feed and gives the ink time to settle.

Two more practical tips. First, print a single test invitation before you commit to the full run, especially if you are using a colored stock, because color reproduction differs significantly between bright white and cream papers. Second, if your printer has trouble feeding card stock at the heavier weight, drop down to 250 gsm rather than fighting jams. The feel difference between 250 and 350 gsm is real but small, and a clean print on slightly thinner stock will always look better than a misfed print on heavier paper.

Printing at a Local Print Shop

For runs over fifty invitations or if you want a heavier paper than your home printer can handle, a local print shop is the next step up. FedEx Office, Staples Print and Marketing, Office Depot, and most independent quick-print shops will print from a PDF or PSD on card stock up to around 400 gsm for roughly fifty cents to a dollar per invitation. Ask specifically for digital printing on uncoated card stock, request a single physical proof before the full run, and bring your own paper if you want a specific premium stock the shop does not carry.

The trade-off with local printing is that you generally cannot get letterpress, foil stamping, or specialty paper finishes from a quick-print shop. If those finishes matter to you, skip ahead to professional printing.

Professional Printing with Paperlust

Professional stationery printing exists for a reason. Letterpress printing, foil stamping, white ink, and museum-grade digital printing are simply not reproducible at home or at a quick-print shop, and they are often the difference between an invitation that feels like a card and an invitation that feels like an heirloom. Our Print My Own Design service is specifically built for this scenario. You upload the finished PSD, SVG, or PDF you customized from one of the free templates above, choose your paper and printing technique, and we handle production and shipping to anywhere in the United States.

Pricing varies by quantity, paper, and technique, but as a rough guide, digital printing on premium 350 gsm card stock for a hundred invitations starts at around $1.20 per invitation. Letterpress on 600 gsm cotton card stock starts at around $4 per invitation. Foil stamping starts at around $3 per invitation. We include a free digital proof on every order so you can see exactly what you will receive before printing begins.

More Free Paperlust Templates

Free wedding invitation templates are only one slice of the wider wedding stationery your guests will see in the months leading up to the day. We have a growing library of free templates for save the dates, place cards, programs, and menus that pair beautifully with the eight invitation templates on this page. Below are the most popular companion downloads, plus a few related guides if you would rather start with reading.

Free Wedding Save the Date Templates

Save the dates go out six to twelve months before the wedding, which means most couples send them well before they finalize the invitation suite. We have a dedicated guide to free Photoshop save the date templates that includes ten editable PSD designs with photo placement, full text editing, and the same no-watermark, no-email-gate policy as the invitation templates above.

Free Wedding Place Card and Program Templates

Place cards and programs are the smaller, ceremony-day stationery items that round out a wedding suite. We are currently producing free Word and PSD versions of both. In the meantime, our paid wedding invitations collection includes matching place cards and programs in every suite, with free unlimited online editing before you commit to printing.

DIY Wedding Stationery Guide

If you have decided to go the full DIY route across all of your wedding stationery, our DIY wedding invitations guide walks through paper selection, font pairing, printing technique, addressing, and assembly in a single long-form read. It is the most complete free DIY resource we publish.

Wedding Invitation Wording Reference

One of the most-asked questions when couples download free templates is what exactly to put on them. Our wedding invitation wording reference covers traditional, modern, casual, and same-sex wording variants for every standard invitation card, plus RSVPs, save the dates, and detail cards. Pair it with any of the templates above and you will have a complete, properly-worded suite in under an hour.

Free Sample Pack from Paperlust

If you are still deciding between free templates and premium suites, the simplest way to make the decision is to feel both in person. Our free sample pack ships physical examples of letterpress, foil, white ink, and digital printing on our most popular paper stocks, anywhere in the United States, no commitment required. Most couples who order a sample pack tell us the difference between digital printing on commercial card stock and letterpress on cotton stock is impossible to convey on a screen, and that the decision usually becomes clear the moment they have both in hand.

More Free Formats Coming Soon

This article is a living hub. The eight free wedding invitation templates above represent everything we ship today in editable Photoshop and SVG formats, but the work does not stop here. Our design team is currently producing Microsoft Word (DOCX) versions of all eight designs, fully formatted for letter and A4 paper sizes, with editable text fields and color swatches. Once those Word templates are released, they will be added directly to this page with their own download buttons. The same is happening for our PDF and Canva versions.

If you would like to be notified when the Word, PDF, or Canva versions of these templates ship, the easiest way is to bookmark this article and check back monthly. We update this hub roughly every six to eight weeks with new free downloads, freshly converted formats, and seasonal additions like Christmas, holiday, and summer wedding designs. We deliberately do not gate these updates behind email signup because we want this to remain the most useful, no-friction free wedding invitation template hub on the web. If you would like to subscribe to the wider Paperlust newsletter for blog updates, paper trends, and seasonal collection drops, that lives on our main site.

The other reason this page is updated regularly is that wedding stationery trends genuinely shift year over year. The free templates that landed best with brides in 2024 are not the same templates that resonate today, and we want this hub to reflect what is actually in demand right now rather than what was trending three years ago. If you have a specific style or format request, the best place to send it is to support@paperlust.co with the subject line “free template request,” and we will add it to the production queue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these wedding invitation templates really free?

Yes. Every template on this page is genuinely free to download, edit, and print, with no Paperlust watermark, no email signup gate, and no premium upgrade required to access the full-resolution editable file. We make money on the premium suites and printing services we offer alongside these templates, not on the templates themselves, so we have no incentive to limit what you can do with them. Use them for as many wedding invitations, save the dates, or anniversary cards as you need.

What format are the templates in?

Right now, the eight free wedding invitation templates on this page ship in two formats: editable Photoshop (PSD) for four of the designs, and vector SVG for the other four. Microsoft Word (DOCX), PDF, and Canva versions of all eight designs are in production and will be added directly to this article as soon as each one is released. Bookmark this page to access the new formats the moment they go live.

Can I edit free wedding invitation templates in Microsoft Word?

Not yet on this page, but soon. The current eight templates are PSD and SVG files, which Microsoft Word cannot open directly. We are actively converting all eight designs into fully editable DOCX format with editable text fields, swap-in color blocks, and standard letter and A4 paper sizing. Once released, those Word files will be added to this page, and you will be able to download and edit them in Word 2016, Word for Mac, or Word Online.

Can I print these templates at home?

Absolutely, and that is how most couples use them. Set your printer to “card stock” or “heavy paper” mode, load 250 to 350 gsm uncoated card stock, and print a single test invitation before committing to the full run. Most modern home inkjet and laser printers handle card stock at this weight cleanly, and the print quality on a designer template is genuinely close to what you would get from a quick-print shop. Use the home printing section above for a step-by-step guide.

What size do free wedding invitations print at?

The eight templates on this page are sized for standard 5×7 inch flat invitations, which is the most common wedding invitation dimension in both the United States and Australia. They fit standard A7 envelopes available at any stationer or office supply store. The SVG files scale cleanly to any size if you want to print larger, for example as a welcome sign at the wedding, and the PSD files can also be scaled in Photoshop without significant quality loss as long as you stay within roughly 150 percent of the original size.

Will Paperlust print my free template if I want professional quality?

Yes. Our Print My Own Design service is built for exactly this scenario. You upload the finished PSD, SVG, or PDF you customized from one of the free templates above, choose your paper stock and printing technique, including letterpress, foil stamping, white ink, or premium digital, and we handle production and shipping to anywhere in the United States. We include a free digital proof on every order so you can see exactly what you will receive before we print.

Do you offer 50th anniversary invitation templates for free?

Yes, two of them, both free Photoshop PSDs. The Eucalyptus design is a daylight-elegant, greenery-led template that suits afternoon parties and brunches. The Myrtle Gentry design is a moody, gold-accented template built for evening receptions and indoor venues. Both are fully editable, ship as high-resolution PSDs, and adapt easily to sixtieth, seventy-fifth, and other milestone anniversaries by editing the headline text in Photoshop.

Can I customize colors, fonts, and text?

Yes. Every PSD ships with editable text layers, swappable color layers, and editable font selections, so you can change the names, dates, ceremony location, and entire color palette without any technical work beyond standard Photoshop knowledge. The SVG files behave the same way in Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or the free Inkscape software. If you want to swap fonts entirely, both Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts have hundreds of free wedding-appropriate typefaces you can install in minutes.

Are there free wedding save the date templates too?

Yes, on a separate page. We maintain a dedicated free Photoshop save the date templates hub with ten editable designs, photo placement support, and the same no-watermark, no-email-gate policy as the invitation templates on this page. Pair the save the dates with any of the eight invitation designs above for a coordinated DIY suite.

What’s the difference between free and Paperlust premium suites?

The biggest differences are paper, printing technique, and suite consistency. Free templates are limited to whatever paper and printer you have access to at home, which usually tops out at digital printing on 250 to 350 gsm card stock. Paperlust premium suites include letterpress, foil stamping, white ink, and museum-grade digital printing on 600 gsm cotton, vellum, recycled, and specialty papers, plus matching save the dates, RSVPs, menus, and place cards. The free templates are perfect for casual events and small guest lists. Premium suites are the right call for formal weddings, larger lists, and any event where you want stationery that feels like an heirloom.