Set of 5 KUKARTKA wedding invitation cards designed for formal wedding correspondence. Each card features printed decorative elements and reserved space for writing or printing the couple's names, ceremony date, time and venue details. The cards are supplied flat and ready for personalization, suitable for hand-written text, inkjet or laser printing, and finishing with envelopes or decorative attachments before mailing.
Advantages
These invitation cards combine a classic printed design with blank areas intended for customization, allowing couples to adapt wording and layout to their preferences. The pack of five offers a small, manageable quantity ideal for sample invitations, close family and VIP guests, or for couples who prefer to prepare a limited run themselves. Cards are compatible with typical home and office printers and are suitable for standard envelope sizes, simplifying assembly and mailing.
Suitable for
- Personalized wedding invitations for small guest lists
- Sample or proof invitations before mass printing
- Invitations for close family, bridal party, or VIP guests
- DIY finishing and assembly at home or in a studio
Key specifications
- Quantity: 5 cards per set
- Design: printed decorative elements with blank areas for event details
- Format: flat cards suitable for writing or printing
- Compatibility: suitable for inkjet and laser printers and for hand-writing
- Packaging: individual cards supplied in a single set for personal finishing
How to use
Personalize each KUKARTKA invitation by adding the couple's names, date, time and venue information either by hand or using a printer. If printing, adjust your printer settings to match the card format and perform a test print on plain paper first to confirm alignment. Allow any ink to dry fully before stacking or placing in envelopes. Add envelopes, seals, ribbons or other decorative finishes as desired and verify postage requirements before mailing.
Usage recommendations
For best results with printed text, use the printer's manual feed with single-sheet feeding and select a paper or card stock setting that matches the card thickness. When handwriting, use archival or quick-dry ink pens to avoid smudging. Store unused cards flat in a dry place to prevent warping or moisture damage.
