Modern-Themed Invitation Suite #2

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FREE Wedding Invitation Ensemble Templates: Modern-Themed Invitation Suite #2

Designed By James Chen exclusively for PashWeddings.com




Available Colors:
For this template, the following colors are available.
Some of the colors work nicely on different colored paper.
For example, the brown template on top of a tan paper.

For the do-it-yourself bride, we have provided you with a free ensemble of wedding templates below that you can use for your wedding ceremony and reception. This suite includes templates for the:

• Save the Date Card
• Wedding Invitation
• Wedding Party Card
• Reception Card
• Response Card
• Program Cover
• Placecards/Escort Cards
• Table Card
• Menu
• Favor Tags
• Thank You Cards

To view and download each template, scroll down below. There is also a .zip file available so you can dowload all the templates at once. You can find the .zip file in the post after the thank you card template. You must be a registered member of the Pash Wedding Forums to download these templates so register today, it's free and easy to do.

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Directions

Personalize these wedding invitation templates by deleting the sample text and typing your own wedding information into the text boxes.

The typeface used in these templates is Century Gothic and is available for both PC and Mac platforms.

These templates are built to fit multiple cards onto a letter size page (8 1/2 × 11 inches). Once trimmed each card is a standard card size and will fit into standard sized envelopes. In order to ensure that the cards will fit into the corresponding envelopes, trim off the excess paper around the crop marks.

Some of the colors work nicely on different colored paper. For example, the brown template on top of a tan paper.

Card sizes and special instructions for each template are listed below.

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Save the Date Card

Cards per Sheet:

• 4

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 3 ½ × 5 inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 3 5/8 × 5 1/8 inches (4-bar envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 24 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 20 pt Century Gothic
• Main Text w/ Date and Place – 16 pt Century Gothic

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Invitation

Cards per Sheet:

• 2

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 5 × 5 inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 5 ½ x 5 ½ inches (square envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 24 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 20 pt Century Gothic
• Main Text w/ Date and Place – 16 pt Century Gothic

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Wedding Party Card

Cards per Sheet:

• 2

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 5 × 5 inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 5 ½ x 5 ½ inches (square envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Titles – 12 pt Century Gothic in capital letters
• Names – 10 pt Century Gothic in lower-case letters

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Reception Card

Cards per Sheet:

• 4

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 3 ½ × 3 ½ inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 5 ½ x 5 ½ inches (square envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Main Text – 12 pt Century Gothic
• Address – 14 pt Century Gothic

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Response Card (RSVP)

Cards per Sheet:

• 4

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 3 ½ × 5 inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 3 5/8 × 5 1/8 inches (4-bar envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Main Text – 12 pt Century Gothic

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Program Cover

Cards per Sheet:

• 2 (4 ¼ x 8 ½ inches cut)

Completed Cover Size (L x W):

• 4 ¼ × 4 ¼ inches folded

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 24 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 20 pt Century Gothic
• Date – 16 pt Century Gothic

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Placecards/Escort Cards

Cards per Sheet:

• 4 (4 x 4 ½ inches cut)

Completed Cover Size (L x W):

• 4 × 2 ¼ inches folded

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 22 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 18 pt Century Gothic
• Table Number – 60 pt Century Gothic

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Table Card

Cards per Sheet:

• 2 (5 x 6 inches cut)

Completed Cover Size (L x W):

• 5 × 3 inches folded

Paragraph Styles

• Table Number – 96 pt Century Gothic

Additional Instructions

• As a folded card, this has the table number printed on both sides. When printed, one of the numbers must be upside down and in order to accomplish this, one of the text box must be made as a graphic.
  
• First copy the text box that contains the number. Under “Edit”, there’s an option called “Paste Special”. After clicking on this, a window opens. Choose “Picture (PNG)”.
  
• You now have an image. There should be a picture toolbar where you should find a “Text Wrapping” button. Click on that and choose “Behind Text”. This enables you to rotate and move the image.

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Menu

Cards per Sheet:

• 2

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 4 ½ × 8 ½ inches

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 24 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 20 pt Century Gothic
• Title – 12 pt Century Gothic in capital letters
• Name of Dish – 10 pt lower case
• Description of Dish – 10 pt lower case italics

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Favor Tags

Cards per Sheet:

• 28

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 2 ½ × 1 inches

Paragraph Styles

• Name – 18 pt Century Gothic
• Ampersand – 16 pt Century Gothic

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Thank You Card

Cards per Sheet:

• 2

Completed Card Size (L x W):

• 5 × 5 inches

Envelope Size (L x W):

• 5 ½ x 5 ½ inches (square envelope)

Paragraph Styles

• Salutation – 16 pt Century Gothic
• Main Text – 12 pt Century Gothic
• Closing Name – 24 pt Century Gothic
• Closing Ampersand – 20pt Century Gothic

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Zip Files

These files have all the templates plus the instructions gathered together in one file. That way there is no need for you to download each template one by one. Simply select the .zip file with your desired color and download.

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Questions?

If you have any problems with this template, feel free to ask your questions by replying to this thread. The template designer will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

[Aliciabradford]

Please send me detailed instructions on how to use this teplate with word. I don't know how to print or assemble

[Aliciabradford]

Originally Posted by Aliciabradford

Please send me detailed instructions on how to use this teplate with word. I don't know how to print or assemble

This thread doesn't get read by the creator after they make it, usually. Once you have more posts you can private message Steve Galvez and he'll be able to help you.

[NovemberGal]

Each template has instructions with it as needed, or you can download the whole package using the links in the last post, which has all the templates and instructions in one zipped package. If you've tried that and have a specific problem or question, please post it and maybe someone can help you out.

[0492]

is there a program template? if not how to you put a program in the cover? im a little confused.. other than that great wedding kit

[NovemberGal]

I think the program cover is designed to be folded over program pages, which would be easy enough to format directly in Word. Or you could print the cover double-sided, with your program info on the inside, if you didn't want additional pages.

[0492]

ok now in word how do you write on it? or how would you make program pages? im new to this wedding stuff so i dont kow how to do it

[NovemberGal]

The program cover is 4 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches, or half a standard sheet, so I would suggest setting your Word document with two columns that would be pages that face each other, or, if printed on the back of the cover, would create a double-sided, single sheet program. Then you'll have to trim it after printing, but you can get two sets of two per page. How you set it up really depends on how many pages you need, and whether you want them double-sided or not.

To print double sided (since most home printers don't have that option built in), just figure out which direction to lay your paper (do a couple test runs if this isn't somewhere on the printer or in the manual) and just run the paper through a second time.

It's not too difficult to set something up in Word. If you've never really used Word this way, do you have a friend or coworker who could help you set it up? There are also lots of online tutorials if you don't have a manual for Word.

[pwincess]

hello...i really luv ur design
simple, but d element of style is ther...
i prefer it to be black n white. any suggestion how to do it?

[Ciarrai]

This may sound really weird, but can you not just print it in black and white instead of colour?