Love is the greatest adventure digital bridal shower invitations map travel by moonscapehandmade

7,50 USD These travel-themed bridal shower invites include my original hand-drawn type that checks out, & quot; & quot; Love is the greatest adventure & quot;& quot;. The wording might also be changed for a couple’s shower, or these might even be used as wedding invites. The invites are likewise associateded with by computer registry information cards shaped like travel tags which let guests understand where the bride is signed up for presents.

This listing is to buy a digital, printable file of the invite and windows registry card, in addition to instructions on ways to print them, and what materials you’ll require. You will receive an evidence sent out via Etsy convo for you to authorize before I send your final files, together with instructions.

The images above show the invite in aqua. See the final image for a range of color options: orange, aqua, green, & navy, top to bottom. I can also make it a custom color, simply discuss it in the & quot; & quot; notes to seller & quot; & quot; box upon checkout

Once eliminated, the invitations will determine 7 & quot.; broad by 5 & quot; & quot; high. The registry info cards will be 2.5 & quot; & quot; large by 3.75 & quot; high. The envelopes you’ll use will measure 7.25 & quot; & quot; broad by 5.25 & quot; high (A7 size).

< br/ > Half of all earnings from my sales go to support the Charis Job, a non-profit organization operating in Thailand to develop a model for sustainable orphan care.
In addition to developing household homes for the orphans they do look after, they are working to assist keep children out of orphanages in the first location. Many children in Thai orphanages are not really orphans, but rather were sent there due to the fact that their moms and dads might not manage to feed them. The Charis Project is working to develop businesses and jobs as well as offering academic opportunities for locals in order to empower them to much better provide for their households. This, in turn, keeps households together. Please visit their website at www.thecharisproject.org or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thecharisproject to discover more!