Print your own birthday invitations! Just pick the background of your choice (click to enlarge – right click to save), add text in a graphic program or Microsoft Word, and then print at home on card stock or take to Office Max for them to print for you!
Enjoy!
I will work alongside you to design a invitation personalized to fit your event! Here are some samples of my work.
I recently had the pleasure to design some things for my grandparent’s 60th wedding anniversary. It was such a lovely celebration for an amazing couple!
The party’s theme colors were gold and white. I created the invitation in black and printed on glittery, gold card stock.
Below are a time breakdown and a highlights of 1954 print that I designed, printed, and framed. To the right are the food labels. (I recommend getting a cheap paper cutter for even cuts if you do a lot of projects like this.)
Below: I printed one side of white card stock with the “Barbara and Rufus” and “Est 1954” designs. Then put the paper in reverse and printed a solid pattern on the other side so it was doubled sided. I had to hand cut these bad boys out but they were worth it. I used my glue gun to glue cake pop sticks of two different sizes to the backs. I tied some cute ribbon to the sticks to dress it up. We used these by putting stones in the bottom of a mason jar for them to stand up and adding little gold twigs for accents.
Last but not least, I created some labels for our ice cream bar.
Looking for an affordable, creative birthday party for you little man? A nerf war was a huge hit for my 7 year old!
Jett is a boy. He is all boy. He loves guns, camo, wrestling, outdoors, and getting dirty. So, for his 7th birthday party we had a Nerf War. I designed the invites above. Then we painted some boxes with camo colors. I made some yummy camo cupcakes. Using a laundry detergent tub, I made an ammo box. We used simple decorations from the dollar store. Rhett used an old pallet to make a barricade for them to hide behind. I put duck blinds over a baby gate, soccer goal, and the spray painted boxes for them to also hide behind. We bought a pinata from Walmart because all little boys like to destroy things with a baseball bat. Then we had an awesome birthday party with our friends.
Hello. For those of you who do not know, I am a graphic designer. I am currently offering custom invitation designs for graduation parties, weddings, showers, birthday parties, and more for only $25.
We start with planning your design. I create a private pinterest board for you and I to post any inspiring pins that help me to understand the theme and style of your event.
Then I create a design and send it to you for proofing. You have 3 free revisions included and anything after that is $10 per revision.
Printing is easily done at your local Kinkos, Staples, etc. or online via companies like Vista Print.
If you are interested please contact me at aprilcanipe@gmail.com.
Mama Walker 