10 Pretty Cricut Wedding Invitation Templates: 3 Free Designs
Want to create stunning wedding invitations with your Cricut machine? These templates are perfect for you!
In this post, you’ll find ten beautiful wedding invitations that you can design with custom text. Some of the designs are paid and some of them are free to use.
The best part is that they look professional but don’t take a long time to make.
10 Templates to Make Wedding Invitations with a Cricut
Here are a few popular templates that are easy enough for beginner or intermediate crafters.
- Garden wedding template
- Mountain range silhouette card on velum
- Vintage wedding stationery
- Floral foldable invitation design
- Bohemian wedding invitation
- Art deco pocketfold wedding invitations
- Rustic wedding invitation
- Engagement ring card (free with Cricut Access)
- Wedding envelope monograms (free with Cricut Access)
- Watercolor Floral card designs (free with Cricut Access)
Tools and Optional Supplies
Tools:
- Cricut machine
- Svg file
- Cardstock
- cricut design space
Optional Supplies:
- Cricut foil sheets
- Single scoring wheel
- Foil transfer tool
- velum
Choose from over 10 designs
You can use these wedding invitation templates as inspiration for your own wedding invites.
They come with a variety of different layouts including: the wedding invites, a save the date card, rsvp cards, table numbers, a menu card and also thank you cards.
This pack lets you make a beautiful gold foil card and a matching envelope. You’ll need the foil transfer sheets and two types of cardstock to make this project.
Nature lovers will adore the crisp silhouette of a mountain range on this card. The stylish presentation of this design is done using two specialty papers, Velum and a rose gold foil sheet.
Impress your guests with this elegant invite! Simply enter the wedding details to customize the project! This is perfect if you’re a beginner because it uses Cricut’s Print Then Cut feature.
If you’re more advanced or just want to challenge yourself, try making the hand written version with the pen tool.
This template comes with a customizable invitation, an RSVP card and an envelope.
- Floral foldable invitation design
- Bohemian wedding invitation
- Art deco pocketfold wedding invitations
- Rustic wedding invitation
- Engagement ring card (free with Cricut Access)
- Wedding envelope monograms (free with Cricut Access)
- Watercolor Floral card designs (free with Cricut Access)
Customize them with your own text and photos
An editable wedding invitation template is customizable so you can add your own text to make them unique. Simply click “Edit” on the highlighted sections of the template to customize it.
Send them off to friends and family
Send your finished invites to friends and family by mail. Use the regular postal service or get an all in one option like Postable that includes free addressing and mailing with your invitations.
You can also deliver them in person if you’re only inviting people that live nearby.
Share your creations online
You can share your DIY wedding invitations with others by uploading them to sites like Cricut Design Space, or Canva.
This will allow people to see what you’ve done. They can use your custom design as a jump off point.
Using their own design skills, they’ll be able to tweak the style and then use it if they like.
You can write invitations with a Cricut and compatible pens. For example, you can use glitter gel pens, or watercolor markers with the Cricut Explore Air 3 to create birthday party or wedding invitations. 
You can easily make wedding invitations with a Cricut Joy. It’s a little cutting machine that also has a writing feature. The fine point pen which is included with the machine is perfect for personalizing cards.
Want to save this for later?
Not ready to break out your Cricut machine? Feel free to save this blog post to your favorite wedding ideas board on Pinterest for later.
Conclusion
Making your own wedding invitations can cut down on wedding expenses. In addition to saving money for the big day, it’s also a way to wow everyone. They’ll all think that you’re a pro at making DIY projects with laser cutters!
