Making Spooky Halloween Invitations Like a Pro
Themes and Copy:
Invitations are the first impression guests have of a party. It will make the difference between having them RSVP or not! Use a unique theme that intrigues them and makes them want to find out more about the party. Now you need the information of the party, those little basic details like: what, when, where. You truly want to stand out and entice guests with the wording. So instead of using the oh-so-simple phrase: “You’re invited to my Halloween Party,” you can go with something like “Spend a Thrilling Night in Our Haunted Mansion!” If you really want to step it up, go for something like this:Plans for this Hallows Eve?
We just have to ask,
How about partying like never
and wearing a mask...
Come in disguise and have fun on
Halloween Night!
When?
October 31st
9:00 p.m. - 5:00 a.m.
Where?
Little Brick Yellow Road, Kansas
Don't Forget: Costumes Are Required!
Design:
The next thing you have to do is choose a design for your invitation. Don’t just settle for rectangular invitations get die-cut ones, make them unusual, to go along with your party theme. You can make invitations with the shape of a jack-o-lantern, coffin, cauldron, pumpkin, witch’s hat, and many more. Go online and find any shape you wish and make it big enough to fit the wording of your invitation and theme. You can also find other nice templates that fit your needs over the Internet. We found this great tutorial by DIY Invitations with coffin-themed invites that simply can't be missed:

If your party is a corporate one, the number of guests is simply too large to bother with DIY or you want to elevate the state of affairs, go for professional printing-ahem, with 4over4, and get one of our exclusive printing finishes to really stand out. Be sure to check out our Wonderfoil Postcards (think of bright sparkly orange hues against black letters), or the never-failing Metallic Foil (godl foil and silver foil, available for business-card-sized papers and more).
Fonts:
Fonts are an important piece of every design. It has to be very easy to read, it has to have the right size, and for this particular occasion, it must be spooky. Check out our Top Picks (all Free Halloween Font Downloads , btw):Classic Halloween Spider Font:

Halloween Bat Font:

Halloween Kiddy Font:
