Single Sheet Wedding Invitation

A single sheet wedding invitation is a flat unfolded card printed on premium invitation card stock, carrying your names, event details and venue. Choose 250 GSM glossy, 250 GSM matte or 300 GSM ivory, and print the front only or both sides.

Who orders these and why

Couples working to a budget and a deadline. A single sheet is the fastest format to proof and produce, and it is the one that survives a guest list that keeps changing.

How much actually fits

Names, one or two events, a venue, a date and a contact number on the front. A map, directions, a QR code and an RSVP line on the back. Beyond that the type becomes too small to read comfortably.

Your invitation card in brief

• Format single sheet, flat
• Paper 250 GSM glossy, 250 GSM matte or 300 GSM ivory
• Printing front only, or front and back
• Extras QR code, Google Maps location, RSVP and website links
• Envelopes no cover, plain or printed
• Also searched as flat invitation card

Proofing before the run

Read every name aloud, check the date against a calendar, and have somebody outside the family check the venue address. A misprint on four hundred cards is not a small problem.

Front only against both sides

Front only is cheaper and forces you to be brief, which is often an improvement. Both sides costs a little more and removes the argument about what to leave out. Browse our wedding invitation cards listing.

A folded alternative

See our wedding invitation cards range listing.

A card for the reception only

For the reception list, see our reception invitation cards listing. JPG, JPEG, PNG and PDF are all accepted, and a higher-resolution original always prints better.

What buyers ask about invitation cards

How much text fits on a single sheet?

Names, one or two events and a venue on the front, with the map and RSVP on the back.

Can I add a Google Maps location?

Yes, along with a QR code, RSVP details and website links.

Which paper is heaviest?

The 300 GSM ivory, which feels more substantial than the 250 GSM options.

Should I order spares?

Yes. Reprinting a short run afterwards costs more than printing extras now.

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