Halloween Invitations

Here at Zazzle, we have a couple of tricks up our sleeve to ensure you receive your treat. The step-by-step instructions below will explain how to customise a Halloween party invitation (or any other kind of party invite). Once you’ve honed your skills on our paper products, you can also order your party supplies, décor and Halloween-themed clothing, and if you want an extra challenge, go to our custom invitation page and start from scratch!

• Step 1: Browse the templates on this page to find a design you like. You can also visit our main invitations page to see our full range.
• Step 2: Click on the template to navigate to the product page. Watch out for the promo codes visible under the price of each product, too, reminding you of what’s being discounted today!
• Step 3: On the product page, choose a desired size, corner style and paper type. Using the ‘Envelopes’ drop-down, you can also opt to include or exclude envelopes.
• Step 4: Add images, text and design elements in Zazzle's design tool – this is where you'll add your own personal touch to your product!
• Step 5: Click 'Done' and see your final design! The ‘Qty.’ button will allow you to adjust the number of invitations you’ll receive, and once you’re happy with this figure, click on ‘Add to Cart’ to ready your items for purchase.

Whether you’re hosting a swanky party for the other parents or you’ve been browsing kids’ Halloween invitations for your little monsters, there are a couple of things worth including in your card. Be sure to mention the date, time, venue and, if appropriate, the guest of horror – sorry, honor. For Halloween invites in particular, you should reference the dress code – costumes, essentially – and if there’s anything guests could bring (sweets, drinks, music, films, etc). Our community of Independent Creators have already templated much of this information, so it’s simply a matter of replacing their stock text with your own, personalised text. If you’re feeling creative, you might want to scatter a few Halloween-themed jokes throughout the invitation. Halloween is an event that’s meant to be scary and fun, so it’s time to double, double, toil and trouble down on the one-liners and ghastly puns.