Single Wedding Invitation Card

A single wedding invitation card is a one-piece card with no fold, printed on premium invitation card stock with your names, event details, venue and date. Choose the paper, the orientation, front only or both sides, and an envelope.

Who orders these and why

Couples with one ceremony to announce and a large guest list. A single card costs less per piece and less to post, which matters at four hundred rather than forty.

When one card is enough

A registry wedding, a single-day ceremony, or a reception invitation going to colleagues. Anything with three functions and two venues will not fit, however carefully it is set.

Key invitation card facts

• Format single card, no fold
• Paper 250 GSM glossy, 250 GSM matte or 300 GSM ivory
• Orientation vertical, horizontal, DL vertical or DL horizontal
• Printing front only, or front and back
• Envelopes no cover, plain or printed
• Also searched as flat wedding card

Using the back

Front and back printing doubles what a single card holds without adding a fold. A map, a QR code and directions on the reverse solve most of the reason people reach for a bi-fold.

A single sheet against a folder

A folder looks more substantial and holds more. A single sheet is cheaper per piece, lighter to post and quicker to produce, which is why large guest lists tend towards it. See our folder style wedding cards listing.

Another single card format

Browse our single wedding cards listing.

A more decorative option

Something more decorative is our classic wedding invitation listing.

Choosing the paper

250 GSM glossy for strong colour, 250 GSM matte for a quieter finish, or 300 GSM ivory where the card should feel more substantial in the hand. If it is simpler, the whole order can be placed over WhatsApp.

Frequently asked invitation card questions

Can a single card hold several events?

One or two at most. Several functions and two venues need a bi-fold or folder.

Is printing on the back available?

Yes, front only or front and back.

Is it cheaper to post?

Generally yes, since it is lighter than a folded card.

Which orientations are available?

Vertical, horizontal, DL vertical and DL horizontal.