For every parent, their child’s birthday is a special occasion. They may want to organize a fun, exciting birthday party that is likely to bring a big smile on their child’s face and create lasting memories. To create a birthday celebration that your child remembers for years to come you should pay more attention to details, such as how your invitation card will look like, does it match with the theme or concept as well as how you deliver it to your guests.
Creating your own invitation card couldn’t have been easier like these ones. We have been providing thousand upon thousand designs, especially for kids’ birthday party. And for this good day, we got 7+ templates which is cute and super fun to watch! Here they are,
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By using these, you don’t need to look for the expensive options that people in these days tend to use, like buying custom printing invites. Today, you are going to get 7+ designs to inspired. All of them you can get it for free. The design features classy design in Minimalist concept. I used Flat style element to this design, as shown in the preview, there are colorful balloons, bunting flags or party garland, birthday gift boxes and last but not least the birthday cakes.
This template collection has already been formatted in 5×7”, so you can directly print it out using your own printer, once you already put your own party information to the template. Can’t wait to keep it? Please read our beginner’s guides below this.
Download Instructions
- Firstly, choose your favorite design, then right-click that preview image.
- Select “Save image as” and Locate where you want it to be saved in your device.
- You can leave it as it is, and open it later when the download is finished.
- Open the file with third party apps such as, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Paint, Corel Draw and so forth.
What’s the best paper for invitation card? It depends on your needs. If you want the best one you can get, it should be the cardstock paper and you will know the reason once you got it in your hand.
