Free Vintage Princess Party Invitations

Click on the free printable vintage princess party invitation template to see it full size and download it.

This printable party invitation template isn't really vintage, but it looks enough like it to qualify. I call this design Vintage Princess, because there's a tiny gold crown topping the oval frame that reads "You're Invited," and the brocade fabric and delicate white flowers have a regal look. (This design was created for adults. If you're looking for a more modern looking princess party invitation for a young girl, please click the link in this sentence.)

The flower and crown motifs used in this design are Far Far Hill creations, and I very much appreciate being allowed to use them. And the lovely brocade paper comes from Jamie Dell Scraps. Thanks to her too.

This vintage princess party invitation could definitely be used for a birthday, but it would also work very well for a tea party or a summer garden party. If you love both vintage and throwing parties, I'm sure you can find a use for it.

This template comes from my A2 party invitations collection, which features standard A2 size invitations for kids and adults. Click the link in the previous sentence or the yellow button below for more party invitation designs, to read the instructions or order A2 invitation envelopes from Amazon.

Feel free to make these vintage princess party invitations for yourself or for others. But you may not sell this invitation template or represent it as your own work. You may post an image of it, however, to your blog or Web site if you provide a link similar to this near the image: Free vintage princess party invitation courtesy of PrintablePartyInvitations.Blogspot.com. Thanks!

Free Summer Party Invitations

Click on the free printable summer party invitation template to see it full size and download it.

Summer will be here soon, which means you'll probably have use for this summer party invitation. There are so many uses for it: a backyard BBQ, a retro luau party, a birthday party or even a summer cocktail party! The design is generic enough to work for all those occasions; and without saying it explicitly, it automatically conveys the warmth and fun of summer.

If you want a more specific look for your summer party invitation, I also have some other designs you might like. There are some free BBQ invitations (that page also has instructions for creating the invitation in this post and some great videos with BBQ recipes) and 4th of July invitations, which feature stars, stripes and a modernized take on old fashioned red, white and blue. (One of the 4th of July invitation designs is posted on this blog too.) There are also free birthday and generic invitations you can access by clicking the ads in the sidebar.

Please click the BBQ invitations link above or the yellow button below to access instructions for making these summer invitations.



This free invitation was created in Picnik. Please see the Picnik terms of use in the sidebar.

Free Printable Mothers Day Invitations

Click on the free printable Mother's Day invitation template to see it full size and download it.

If you'll be hosting a Mother's Day gathering -- whether it be lunch, brunch, dinner or afternoon tea -- this perky square design for Mothers Day invitations will help you invite your guests with style.

The cheerful pink, purple and white daisies and bright green grass on this free printable invitation came from Picnik, the online graphics program anyone can use for free. (If you want to make your own free images, please read my tutorial that teaches how to create your own clip art with Picnik.) The colors in the invitation personify spring, so I thought they were very appropriate for a holiday that sits smack in the middle of the cheeriest of seasons.

To read instructions for creating this Mothers Day invitation, click the yellow button at the bottom of the post.

To all the moms out there, have a wonderful Mother's Day. You do the most important job in the world!

Please see the sidebar for terms of use for these Mothers Day invitations.

Free Printable Graduation Party Invitation

Click on the free printable graduation party invitation to download it.

This free printable graduation party invitation will work for any grade level. Heck, my little nephew wore a cap and gown when he graduated from nursery school, so there's virtually no minimum age level. And there's no maximum either. If 50 can be the new 40 (or maybe even 30!), then anyone can be a student at any age. In fact, wouldn't it be nice if they were? The more people there are who continue to learn, the better the planet will be.

This graduation invitation is one of five designs you can download free on my free graduation party invitations hub. So if this particular design doesn't suit you, maybe one of the others will. (There are also instructions and links to buy envelopes for this invitation on that page.) And if you do like this design, check out my free graduation clip art and graduation scrapbook papers. Some of them match the images used in this invitation. The clip art and scrapbook paper will help you create decorations that match the invitation theme, and you can even use the scrapbook papers to create matching wrapping paper for party favors. The illustrations in these designs come from Picnik, the free graphics program. If you want to use it make your own free images, please read my tutorial that teaches how to make your own clip art.

I hope you find this free graduation party invitation helpful. Don't forget to see all the other invitation and clip art freebies in the sidebar!



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Free Black and White Scroll Work Party Invitations

Click on the free black and white scrollwork party invitation to see it full size and download it.

This elegant (if I do say so myself) free black scroll work printable party invitation was actually created for my birthday party invitations collection, but it has many more uses than that. The simple black stripe along the side contains beautiful ornate scroll work and goes perfectly with the stark white background that comprises the rest of the invitation. There's no mention of birthdays on the invitation, so there's nothing to stop you from using this for New Years Eve, tea parties, luncheons, bridal showers or any other classy event. Black is always in style, so I'm sure you'll find a use for this sometime.

This invitation is a standard A2 size, so you can easily find envelopes to fit it. If you'd like to order some online through Amazon, just click the link in the first paragraph. You can also click that link for instructions to create the invitations.

I hope you find this free printable black scroll work party invitation useful. Don't forget to check out all the other invitation and clip art freebies in the sidebar!

Free Blue Scroll Work Party Invitation

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 This free printable invitation art features a lovely blue scroll work design in a square format with a border and text in soft blue. Its universally appealing design and color scheme makes it useful for both men and women, and for a variety of occasions, including birthdays, christenings, graduations or even holidays.


If you prefer other color schemes, I also created silver and black/white versions in the same scroll work design. These can be found on my printable party invitations hub. As with all my artwork, you can download them free! You'll also find instructions for creating the invitations, along with links to buy square envelopes from Amazon.

I hope you'll find this blue scroll work printable party invitation design useful. Don't forget to check out the other freebies in the sidebar!

Welcome to the Printable Party Invitations Blog!

I started this blog because I recently got the inspiration to design free printable party invitations. I've been distributing free clip art, vintage art and digital scrapbooking supplies for a while now, so the next logical step was to branch out into another area of printables. I love to throw parties and I've made my own invitations for years. I've even designed some for a few of my high school reunions. But it was only a few months ago that I started designing them for distribution on the Internet.

I get a lot of satisfaction out of designing invitations -- for several reasons. First, I love to design and this gives me a chance to do it. Also, I have to admit that I'm quite a nosy person. So I love to think about how people might use my invitations. I think about how a mother might use one of the birthday party invitations for a child's party, or how a womens group might use one of the tea party invitation designs. It gives me a chance to be a digital voyeur, but in a good and completely imaginary way.

Although I'll post plenty of printable invitations on this site, you'll find links to all my free invitations in the sidebar. There are also links to free matching clip art, when applicable, as well as to other party printables, such as table place cards and decorations. I hope you'll find all of these free resources useful!

If you'd like to know when I post more free printable invitations or other art, please follow me on Twitter. You can sign up by clicking the link in the sidebar. You might also find my Free Clip Art Sourcebook beneficial, because it contains links to literally thousands of completely free clip art and scrapbook images. Please also visit my other blogs to get free images, some of which aren't contained in the Sourcebook.