These Halloween invitations are all quarter-fold invite cards and have matching envelopes! Inside there is space for you to fill in the details about where and when the party is happening and of course who is the host. To use these, print them with your home (or office) printer, then fold in half, then half again.. that's it! The envelopes take a tad more effort (don't worry, it's still really easy), so you may want to take a look at the instructions for making printed envelopes.
For best results you will probably need to adjust your printer to remove the default header and footer text, and adjust print margins.
What's Halloween without trick-or-treaters? This card has a cute picture of a child all dressed up in a witch costume ready to have their pumpkin basked filled with candy and other goodies.
This party invitation has a brightly colored Jack-o-Lantern on the front and says "Happy Halloween big bold font. It would work for either a child's party or for an adult get-together on All Hallow's Eve.
"Come if you Dare"... this spooky invitation card features an image of a creaky old house with a shadowy figure in the window and the full moon throwing off an eerie glow. This would be perfect for a full out Halloween haunted house event!
This party invitation has a picture of a very decorated front door, complete with a skeleton, black cats, jack-o-lanterns and of course a few fallen autumn leaves. If you're looking for a bright, cheery Halloween theme, this might be the perfect one.
I love this invite! There's an adorable image of a little girl dressed up as a witch, complete with pointy hat, broom and a carved pumpkin. There's also a matching greeting card as well.
This antique Halloween card from (I'm guessing) Victorian times has such a warm feel to it. If you're hosting an old-fashioned party (you know.. bobbing for apples and stuff) this invitation couldn't be more perfect.
