A couple months ago, I shared the Free LDS Baptism Program Template that I made for my niece. Someone emailed and asked if I had an invitation to go with it. I designed one for her, and thought you all would like to have the file too. So today, I’m sharing the free LDS baptism invitation template to match the programs.
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You’ll need to install a few things before you can customize the template.
I used Photoshop Elements to design this free LDS baptism invitation template. If you don’t own it, you can usually find a free trial from Adobe. You will also need to download and install free fonts Personality, Stea, Ke Aloha, The Skinny, and Moon Flower. You will also need Myriad Pro, which I believe comes installed on most computers. If not, it’s just for the big dot after the city, so you can use something else. You will be able to add your own photo to the right side. Make sure the photo layer is under the gray bar in the middle, so the bar doesn’t get covered. The artwork for the beautiful flower wreath comes from Paper Sun Design. You can purchase that on Etsy if you’d like to make other coordinating items.
Printing the Baptism Invitations
The invitation is set up to be printed as a 5×7 invitation. I also included a 5×7 jpeg file of the gray texture for a double-sided invitation. The lady that I designed it for used a collage of other photos for the back, so you can totally do that instead. I like to use a free online collage program called BeFunky for that. Make sure to look at what margins or bleed range your printing company uses so nothing important gets cut off! You may need to resize parts of the invitation to conform.
Hope you get some good use out of this free lds baptism invitation template!
Click here to download the files.
If you’d like to download the matching lds baptism program template, click here.
And if you’re looking for a cheap LDS baptism dress for your little girl to wear, this is the one from the photo that we bought. I got the off-white color, and it was perfect! I don’t know that it’s quite heirloom quality, but it was beautiful for the event, and didn’t cost a fortune. You might want to put a white tank top underneath, since the fabric is a little thin on top. It was so cute that my sister bought one for my niece too.
Dani Bastian says
This is a beautiful invitation! What a wonderful thing to do. Unfortunately, I only have boys, but I just wanted to let you know I think it’s wonderful that you put this out there at no charge.
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Oh, thank you so much! Yeah, this probably wouldn’t work for your boys. Maybe I’ll have to design a boy one too eventually. 🙂
Roxanne says
Thank you for sharing! This is a beautiful invitation!
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
You’re welcome! Glad you like it. 🙂
Laurel says
Hi! I’m so excited about your invitation. Thank you for making this available for free. Right now I’m trying to edit it and I am struggling!! When I enter the address for the church the numbers are shifting up and not lining up with the rest of the line. And, I can’t figure out how to insert my photo. Any tips on how to fix the numbering???
Laurel says
I figured out a solution to the text problem. Still working on the photo…
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Sorry, I have been busy selling our house and packing. 😀 Did you get it figured out?
Jen says
I have the same problem. I think its because the font for the street address is moon flower and for the city name its the skinny. It seems as though the skinny doesn’t have numbers because when I change it to the skinny, the box is blank where the numbers should be.
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Yes, that’s why there are two different fonts. The Skinny doesn’t have numbers.
Jennifer says
what did you figure out? I think it’s because the text for the street address is different than the rest of it…
Amanda Lindahl says
I can’t seem to find any free adobe photoshop elements. Any ideas? It also just downloaded straight into my google documents. Was it supposed to do that? SEND HELP. HAHA.
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
The files are stored in my google drive, so that’s probably why. You’ll need to download them to your computer though. As far as the free photoshop elements, not sure. Maybe they don’t offer it anymore. Maybe you can open it in a free trial of full Photoshop?
Amanda Sue Lindahl says
I ended up finding a free download, it just took some searching. I am getting baptized Saturday, as a convert, and I used the invitations and am modifying a version of the baptism program. I want the program to be two pages. It has all turned out so cute. Thank you for sharing a free download of this.