Now, I use Canva for my business all the time, but honestly? It's become my go-to for personal stuff too.
I've rounded up some of my favorite Canva invitation templates, the free ones and the premium ones (because sometimes you just gotta splurge, right?). And hey, if you find a “paid” template, just grab Canva Pro for a month and then cancel.
But tbh, you'll probably end up keeping it. 😉
To make things easy, I've sorted the templates by event. First Communions, baptisms, birthdays, graduations, you name it and Canva’s got it. Plus, you can print your invitations straight from Canva or use a service like Vistaprint.
Want to take your invitations to the next level? Get some fancy envelopes from Canva or hit up the dollar store for some glitter and glue. Trust me, a little DIY magic can make your invitations seriously glam! ✨
Did you find a template you love? Share it in the comments!
Best Quinceañera Invitations
Floral Quinceañera Invitation Template
Burgundy Floral Quince Invitation With Photo Template
Gold and Rose Quince Invitation Template with Photo
Modern 15 Años Invitation Template
Quince Invitation with Butterflies
Best FREE Baptism Invitations
Gold and white Baptism Invitation
Baptism Invitation with Photo
Simple Modern Baptism Invitation
Free Simple Baptism Invitation
Minimalistic First Communion Invitation
FREE Graduation Templates on Canva
Simple Graduation Invitation Template with Photo
Why I Love Canva (and You Will Too!)
Okay, so maybe I'm a little obsessed with Canva, but for good reason! It's seriously the easiest way to create amazing invitations, even if you're not a design whiz. Here's why:
It's user-friendly: Even your tias can figure it out and can edit them on their iPhone.
Tons of free templates: They've got a massive library of templates, so you're sure to find something you love.
Customization is a breeze: You can personalize everything: colors, fonts, images, etc. to make your invitation truly unique.
Tips for Creating the Perfect Invitation
Keep it concise: Nobody wants to read a novel on an invitation. Include the important details (who, what, when, where) and keep it snappy.
Reflect the vibe: Make sure your invitation matches the tone of your event. A formal Quinceañera calls for a different style than a casual backyard barbecue.
Don't forget the RSVP: Make it easy for people to let you know if they can make it.
That’s a wrap! This one was a little different from my usual posts, but I had fun putting it together and hope you found something useful. 🙂