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Free Printable Frozen Birthday Party Invitations

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My little lady is turning 5 (tear) and she has been talking about having a Frozen birthday party for months. I have no idea where she gets her need for planning every detail of a party months in advance -wink, wink. So we thought since she is turning 5 and that is sort of a big deal, we would give in and do a Frozen party right and even invite Elsa to the party. She is so excited (and I’ll admit, I am too.)

This will be her first big girl birthday party where a few of her friends are dropped off for an afternoon with Queen Elsa and I am excited to finally have a party that really is all about my sweet little girl. Not just mom and dad’s friends over for a BBQ.

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We had to get party invitations delivered to her friends and so this crafty mom whipped some up! And of course part of my taking the time to do so was so that I could share these free printable Frozen birthday party invitations with you! I love how they turned out and I’ll walk you through the steps to customize them with your party details.

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These invitations are 2 sided, but if you want to include all of the party information on the front side you will only have to print one side. I had some special info to include, so I put it on the back side. They will print 2 to a page so you will have to cut them and then they will fit into a 5.75 x 8.75 envelope.

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How to customize the invitations:

Step 1: Download the invitation template here and save it to your computer. (Also download and save the back side here if you plan to use both sides.)

Step 2: Go to www.canva.com and click “Create a Design”. Select “edit photo” from the menu and then select the (front) frozen invitation template that you just downloaded.

Canva is a photo editing tool that I use all the time to make quick edits to photos and add text to pictures. There is a free version which is great with lots of font options. There is also a paid version for users who need frequent and professional graphic designing with robust font and design capabilities.

Step 3: Now you are ready to add text, so click the “T” icon on the left.

Step 4: A text box will appear. Select “Add a Heading.” Type your text.

Use the tool bar that opens at the top to choose your font type, color, font size, and format (bold, underline, italics)

A few things to point out in case this is your first time using Canva.

  • Change the location of the text by dragging it into place.
  • Change the size of the text by dragging the corners of the text box in and out.
  • You can have different size text from one line to the next by starting a new text box for each (just click “T” from the menu for each new text box.)
  • Change fonts by clicking the down arrow next to the font name on the tool bar. A huge selection of font names will open for you to choose from.
  • The little crown next to some fonts is the royal feature, which means that if you want to use it you will have to become a paid Canva user, but it is really inexpensive.

Step 5: Your work saves automatically.

Once you are done, save your invitation back to your computer by clicking “download” at the top right. If you want to keep the template on your computer you will need to name this finished invite something different.

Step 6:  (Optional) If you are making a 2 sided invitation, go back to Canva’s homepage by clicking HOME in the upper left corner. Click “create a design” and “edit photo” again, but this time select the back side of the invitation. Follow steps 3-5 above to add text and save it to your computer.

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Printing your invitations:

I highly recommend going to a copy shop to print out your invites because the quality of their color printers makes these look really good.

If you do go to a copy shop, you will want to call them ahead of time and get the email address that you will send to so that they have the file when you get there. (You can also email it to yourself and then just forward it to them when you get there.)

They will try talking you into resizing the image for an absurd 8 dollar fee, but it isn’t necessary.

Just have them open the image and select the option to print 2 to a page (I had them printed on cardstock.)  You will be able to see that it fits great in the preview.

Once they have printed 2 to a page, have them put the same papers back into the load tray and have them print the back side the same way (2 to a page.)  Be sure that it is loaded so that they print with the text going in the right direction. They will do a test one for you, just ask.

Now you’re all set to cut them and put them into 5.75 x 8.75 envelopes! (Which I found at FedEx Office, the same place I had these printed.)

Ok, I’m off to plan some more party details! Have a great day!

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  1. Laura Scott says

    September 28, 2021 at 12:04 pm

    I am struggling to get these to download. Is there a different way to access the file?

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      October 1, 2021 at 12:16 pm

      I will email you the file shortly, Laura. Thanks for your interest.

  2. Alicia says

    March 26, 2018 at 9:59 am

    I have to add a thank you! I was getting ready to start poking around to make something cute. I’ll be adding these on top of glitter paper and wrapping with a paper dolly for some xtra flare.

    Reply
    • Corey Willis says

      March 26, 2018 at 11:03 am

      Such fun ideas, Alicia! You’re so welcome!

  3. Reinalde says

    June 15, 2016 at 1:33 am

    Dear Cory,
    When I try to open the file in the pickmonkey, it says it can’t open the file. I can only save in pdf or jpg. Should be ok, isn’t it?

    Can you advise?

    Reply
    • Corey says

      June 21, 2016 at 12:28 pm

      Yes. It is fine to save as an image file.

  4. Moe says

    May 10, 2016 at 5:54 am

    These are adorable. How do they compare price wise with ordering them online from an invitation site? I’ve found Elsa invites printed with text of my choice for anywhere between $.69-.99 per invite.

    Reply
    • Corey says

      May 12, 2016 at 5:00 pm

      Not quite sure Moe. When I made these, I couldn’t find any that I liked which is why I made my own. I guess it totally depends on the price per copy at your copy store.

  5. Lazina says

    May 6, 2016 at 2:39 pm

    Um can I just go ahead and say it, these invitations have just taken a huge burden off my shoulders. I was looking through the vastness that is pinterest on Frozen Idea’s for my daughters bday coming up, and dear god I was getting overwhelmed- build a snow man bags??? WHAT?!?!
    But this is something manageable and I can do! So thank god for you site!
    Big big thanks! 🙂

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    • Corey says

      May 12, 2016 at 5:08 pm

      Hahaha. This made me laugh. I agree that birthday parties have gotten so out of control right? Glad to take one thing off your plate!

  6. Carlie says

    August 10, 2015 at 1:10 am

    This looks great! Thank you so much for the download. I was wondering if you would mind sharing the fonts that you used, and also wanted to know how you did the colouring of Wren’s name and her age?

    Thanks,
    Carlie

    Reply
    • Corey W. says

      August 18, 2015 at 9:48 pm

      Hi Carlie. I can’t remember what font that is, but I used this tutorial on picmonkey to create the ice texture. If you google ice texture and save that image you can use it in the tutorial. Hope that helps!

  7. Jessica Barksdale says

    July 2, 2015 at 2:46 pm

    Hi! I absolutely LOVE these invites!! I have a couple of questions, as I am definitely going to use your free (Yay! THANK YOU!) template for my daughter’s birthday. First, would you mind to tell me the font names that you used on the front of your invite? I just love the way it looks and am not nearly as creative in determining my own! Also, did you happen to make “Thank You” cards? Thank you!!

    Reply
    • Corey W. says

      July 9, 2015 at 2:12 pm

      Hi Jessica. I’m so happy you love the invites. Unfortunately I don’t have TY cards to go with them (good idea though.) I got the font to look like ice by searching for an ice background image in google images. Save it to your computer and then use this tutorial in PicMonkey to create the letters. Let me know if you have any more questions and I’ll do my best to help!

  8. Atika says

    May 4, 2015 at 7:24 am

    Thanks a lot for this great printable! It help me to make the invitation for my lil sister’s 5th bday ^^
    she did’nt stop talking about frozen party for a year 😀

    Reply
    • Corey W. says

      May 4, 2015 at 9:45 am

      You are so welcome! Happy Birthday to your little sis!

  9. Katie says

    April 23, 2015 at 6:18 am

    I’m trying to download this adorable invite for my daughter’s 5th! She too has been talking about a frozen b-day for months!!!
    When I try to download, I get an error that the connection uses an unsecure site. Any pointers?
    Thanks,
    Katie

    Reply
    • Corey W. says

      April 27, 2015 at 1:09 pm

      I’m not sure. It is in google drive, so I would try clearing your history and trying again. If that doesn’t work, go ahead and shoot me an email and I can send the file to you directly. tinysidekick{at}gmail{dot}com

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