Wedding Invitation Maker — type and get an elegant 5×7 card
Make a tasteful wedding invitation without design software: type the two names, your invitation line, date, time and venue, and it lays them out in a classic symmetrical setting. Switch the wedding palette (ivory & gold, blush, sage, black tie…) for a whole new mood and download a 5×7 inch, 300dpi image you can print at home, send to a printer, or share as a digital invite. Everything runs locally in your browser — no login, no watermark, nothing uploaded.
Invitation
formal card
Template starters
4 ideasRSVPClassic invitation
Formal invitation card with centered names and refined border.
RSVPGarden wedding
Soft garden invitation with natural green and blush mood.
RSVPBlack tie
Formal high-contrast invitation for an evening reception.
RSVPMinimal invitation
Minimal wedding invitation with elegant spacing and quiet detail.
300dpi print-ready · local · no watermark · nothing uploaded
How to use wedding invitation maker
- 1Type both names and your invitation line.
- 2Add the date, time, venue and city.
- 3Pick a wedding palette; toggle serif or sans.
- 4Hit download to print, send to a printer, or share digitally.
Why use Poster Cat's Wedding Invitation Maker?
- Built for weddings: symmetrical setting, fine border, elegant divider — not a social-media poster look.
- Print-ready: 5×7 inch at 300dpi, ready for a printer or print-on-demand mailing.
- Local and watermark-free: names and dates never leave your browser; exports are clean and free.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send the invitation straight to a printer?
Yes. It exports a 5×7 inch, 300dpi PNG that meets most home-print and print-shop requirements; a printer can handle bleed/CMYK on request. There's also an on-demand wedding-print option below to print and mail.
Can I use it as a digital invitation?
Absolutely. The exported image can be sent by email or messaging as-is — an instant digital invite with no printing needed.
Does it support non-Latin names?
Yes. Both Latin and CJK names render with your device's system fonts and export at that moment, so glyphs are crisp without downloading anything.
Updated · Poster Cat team
Sources, review and limits
Last verified
2026-06-17
Author
PosterCat editorial desk
Reviewer
Poster export review
Primary sources
- Browser Canvas APIs
- Curated poster, promo and social-size presets
- User-provided copy and uploaded images
Poster exports are design assets. Check print bleed, platform rules, trademark permissions and final copy before publishing.