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Bridal shower invitations set the tone for the celebration before the wedding, whether you are planning a brunch, a tea party, a couples shower, or a traditional bridal shower at home. Each design is fully editable in our free browser-based editor. Customize hostess names, registry details, theme, date, and venue, then download print-ready PDFs in the standard 5x7 size. The collection covers traditional bridal showers, bridal brunches, bridal tea parties, and modern couples showers. Filter by style below to find a design that matches the bride's wedding aesthetic.
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A bridal shower invitation is the first piece of stationery for the celebration that happens before the wedding. Our bridal shower invitations are fully editable in our free browser-based editor. No Canva account, no Photoshop, no software to install. Customize hostess names, the bride and groom's names, the shower date and time, the venue, registry information, dress code, and any theme details. Whether you are searching for printable bridal shower invitations, editable wedding shower invites, or a digital bridal shower invitation you can text directly to guests, every template here is built to be customized in your browser and printed at home, sent to a local print shop, or shared digitally as a PDF or image. Most templates are sized at the standard 5x7 inches that fits an A7 envelope, with some 4x6 postcard-format options for casual showers.
Clean lines, generous white space, and modern serif typography. Pairs with minimalist wedding invitations and suites.
Watercolor florals and soft botanicals in dusty rose, sage, and blush. The most popular style for brunches and garden showers.
Earthy textures, muted terracotta, and hand-drawn details. Perfect for desert showers and outdoor celebrations.
Formal typography and traditional layouts. Ideal for tea parties, country club showers, and formal afternoon events.
Warm wood tones and hand-lettered scripts. Great for barn showers and farmhouse-themed celebrations.
Bridal showers come in many forms today. Every template in this collection can be customized for any of these variants by editing the title, theme details, and meal description:
Traditional bridal shower. The classic afternoon party with the bride, female friends, and family members. Usually held 4 to 6 weeks before the wedding.
Bridal brunch. A late-morning celebration with brunch food, mimosas, and a relaxed pace. Increasingly the preferred format for younger brides.
Bridal tea. A formal afternoon tea party with finger sandwiches, scones, and tea service. Popular for traditional and Southern weddings.
Couples shower (also called Jack and Jill shower). A modern co-ed celebration where the groom and his friends attend alongside the bride and her friends. Often held in the evening with cocktails and heavier food.
Themed showers. Stock the bar showers, recipe showers, lingerie showers, kitchen showers, and travel-themed showers. The invitation can specify the theme so guests know what to bring.
Most bridal shower invitations are purchased by the maid of honor, a bridesmaid, or a close family member of the bride who is hosting the shower. The bride does not typically buy her own shower invitation. If you are hosting on top of your other wedding-party duties, our templates are built to save you time. Pick a design, fill in the details (hostess names, date, venue, registry links, dress code), and download the print-ready PDF in 10 to 15 minutes. The editable text means you can include all the practical information guests need without designing from scratch or paying a custom designer for a single-use piece.
Pick a design that matches the bride's wedding aesthetic. Filter by style above (Minimalist, Floral, Boho, Classic, or Rustic), or coordinate with the bride to match her main wedding suite if you want a unified look across all the bride's events.
Open the template in our free browser-based editor. Edit the bride's name, the shower date and time, venue address, registry links, RSVP contact, and any dress code or theme details.
Add the hostess names at the bottom of the invitation. If multiple bridesmaids are co-hosting, list all hostess names in the format "Hosted by [name], [name], and [name]".
Pull color codes from the bride's main wedding palette so the shower invitation feels like part of the wedding journey, not a one-off.
Choose your size (5x7 card or 4x6 postcard for casual showers) and download the print-ready PDF.
Print on cardstock at home, send the file to a local print shop, or use any online printer. For digital-only showers, share the PDF or a JPEG export by text or email. Mail or send 4 to 6 weeks before the shower date.
If you are also planning the bachelorette party, see our matching bachelorette party invitations. For day-of shower stationery (welcome signs, table numbers, food labels, place cards), see our ceremony and reception essentials collection which can be adapted for shower decor. For the bride's main wedding stationery, browse our wedding invitation suites and wedding invitations.
Send bridal shower invitations 4 to 6 weeks before the shower date. The shower itself is typically held 4 to 8 weeks before the wedding, which means shower invitations go out roughly 2 to 4 months before the wedding. For showers with out-of-town guests or destination showers, send invitations 6 to 8 weeks in advance to allow time for travel arrangements.
A bridal shower invitation should include the bride's name (and the groom's name for couples showers), the date and start time, the venue name and address, the hostess names (Hosted by [name]), the RSVP contact and deadline, registry information (often listed as a website URL or store names), and any theme or dress code details. Keep the wording warm and friendly. Unlike formal wedding invitations, bridal showers are casual celebrations and the invitation tone can match.
The maid of honor and bridesmaids traditionally host the bridal shower and split the cost of invitations, food, venue, and decor. Sometimes the bride's mother, future mother-in-law, or close family members co-host. The bride does not pay for or host her own shower. If multiple people are co-hosting, list all hostess names on the invitation. The cost of template-based invitations stays low (under $25 for the editable file), which keeps the shower budget manageable when split across hostesses.
Yes. Registry information is appropriate and expected on a bridal shower invitation, unlike a wedding invitation where registry info traditionally goes on a separate insert. List the registry as a website URL or store names at the bottom of the invitation, separately from the formal event details. For example: "Registered at [Store 1], [Store 2], and [website]." If the bride has a wedding website, the URL alone often works since most websites list all registries in one place.
The standard bridal shower invitation size is 5x7 inches, which fits a standard A7 envelope and feels appropriately formal. For casual showers, 4x6 inch postcards work well and reduce postage costs since postcards mail at lower rates than letter-size envelopes. Both sizes are available for every template in this collection.
Yes. Every template downloads as a print-ready PDF that you can also export as a JPEG or PNG image to share by text, email, or social media direct message. Digital bridal shower invitations are increasingly common because they are free to send (no printing or postage), easy to share with out-of-town guests, and let you include clickable links to the registry and RSVP form. Many hosts send digital invitations for the bachelorette and bridal shower while reserving paper invitations for the formal wedding invitation.
