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DIY Wedding Invitations: Free Monogram Downloads & Paper Guide

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Do It Yourself, or DIY, wedding projects allow you to create your own personalized favors and touches that can be applied in any way you can imagine on your special day, for a shower, a party or whenever. All you need are some basic items and a little creativity.
Because we adore you so much we’re offering our Swirl Free Wedding Monogram Downloads for your wedding invitation and response card set. Make your own fancy monogram super duper easy and we’re including steps on how to download the invite, the font and where to buy the paper.

1. In order to have the appearance of a monogram you simply need to type your initials at the top of the word sample invite. We used MJ! After typing the initials make a hard return and start typing your text.

2. Download the font here from DaFont, called Freebooter Script.

3. Download the invite, response card and word template here. We already filled in all the text using, Freebooter Script and Times so that all you need to do is change out the names, date and other wording.

4. You can buy the paper and envelopes from Paper Source.
For the invitation, you will need A9 Note Cards and A9 Envelopes. For the response card, you will need A2 Note Cards and A2 Envelopes. We printed everything on a HP Photosmart C5280 All-in-One.

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