Invitation Birthday

Please, I'm going to design an Invitation Birthday card for my friend

But I don't know the best size (In CM or Inches)

Can help me? please, necessary

thanks
Please specify for the Width and Height

For just a birthday invitation, unless you want to get really into details and such, I'd keep it little, like a 4.25 x 5.5 inch design.
That's a quarterfold on a regular 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper.

Postcard size would also be a good option, I think that's like a 4x6(inches) or so.

For my graduation invites I used 5.5 x 8.5 inch cards, half-sheet, and they turned out pretty nice, but smaller wouldn't have really hurt anything.

2008-06-20 13:15:39 by al_3twi

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How to phrase birthday invitation when intending to receive donation instead of gifts from friends?
How people react to such invitations
Thanks for the answers. But here my intention is to donate to a charitable cause. I dont want to receive any gifts from friends instead I want to communicate to them to donate money to some xyz website

just be like cash is preferred lol

2010-01-19 08:30:07 by happy2010

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I am planning my 18th birthday party right now. I am inviting about 40-50 people to go out to a restaurant. On the invitation, I'd like to let them know in a subtle but clear way that I am paying for their meals. How should I phrase it?

I assume food is free at a dinner party if nothing is said on the invitation. I have received invitations that say "cash bar" or "a $20 donation toward food and beverages will be greatly appreciated." I have been to many potlucks when it's a given it's a communal effort. I guess you might find an invitation that says something like "eat drink and be merry on me" but where I'm from (NYC), an invitation saying that you cordially invite me to celebrate your birthday at X restaurant means it's on you. Happy birthday--you're very generous.

2010-02-28 00:30:33 by Marshele

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Add pretty seals and labels and - it's time to celebrate
Decorate the "Celebrate" pop-up inside the cards with bubble stickers
Includes 8 birthday invitations, 8 envelopes, 9 envelope labels, 8 envelope seal stickers and 13 bubble stickers

I am trying to use photoshop to make a folded birthday invitation but it's not working!!! Please help and in your answer, when refering to the cover, please call it A and when refering to the inside cover with all the birthday invitation, please call it B. That way, the answer won't be as confusing.


Thank you!

Simplest way to do this is set up the card as an 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 card. That is a landscape 8 1/2 x 11 page folded in half.

You are going to create two pages, and print one on side A, then an other on Side B.

First set up the page in landscape format, whatever application you use (you suggesting photoshop.

Split the screen in two with equal sized boxes, left and right. These will be the individual pages left and right.

[left][right]

Create text and graphics appropriate in each box.

Save page document as A.

Print page.

New document.

Set up page as landscape.

Split the screen in two with equal sized boxes, left and right. These will be the individual pages left and right.

[left][right]

Create text and graphics appropriate in each box.

Save page document as B.

Insert first printed page A, UPSIDE DOWN

Print page B.

You should have a document now with both sides having information it.

If you miss print it, that is you print on top of each other, or not both head up on each side - there is no worries. Simply open document A print, close A, open document B, flip page to correct side, print B, close B.

If you are brave you can experiment by making four boxes on the portrait setup. This will require you to rotate two of the boxes 180 degrees.

[Front outside/flipped][Back outside/flipped]
[Inside left][inside right]

This is way more complicated, and the leaves the inside page plank, plus it requires one extra fold. That single count does matter when you are inviting a lot of people! ;-)

Good luck!

2006-03-28 16:20:29 by idkkkk

Im planning a grown-up/adult drop in birthday invitation but cant seem to find the right words to use in the invitation, the more clever, rhyming,etc, the better!

Celebrating Johnny's 30th Birthday!!!
We welcome you to stop by and wish John a Happy Birthday.
Join us between 6pm - 10pm for cocktails and karaoke at
LouLou's Bar and Grill
1234 1st st
Anytown,USA

2009-07-22 20:17:29 by pinayinpenn