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Wedding Congratulations Cards

A card for the happy couple, with words that sound like you. Photos stay in this browser.

5 × 7 in · Front

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Type & color

Long greetings fit down automatically. Shorten the wording if it still does not fit.

Date or anniversary year
Inside & back
Card size & printing

No bleed is safest for home printing. Bleed extends the background only. Some printers cannot print all crop marks.

PNG, JPG, and Card PDF save the front. U.S. Letter PDF includes both sides when Folded card is selected. Print at 100% or Actual size; turn off Fit to page. Test on plain paper first. Duplex flip settings vary by printer.

Save & reset

Saves words, design, and settings on this device. Photos stay in this tab only; choose them again after reopening.

A personal note for their new chapter

Choose a finished design, add a message to the couple, and save the front as an image or a true-size PDF. These are wedding congratulations cards, not invitations.

Can I make a card without a photo?

Yes. Every design includes artwork. Photo designs let you replace the sample with your own image. Sample artwork is AI-generated, and the people in sample photographs are fictional.

How do I print a folded card?

Select Folded card, then download the U.S. Letter PDF. The first page has the back on the left and front on the right. The second has the inside message on the right. Print at Actual size, check the orientation on plain paper, then trim and fold.

Which envelope fits?

The 5 × 7 inch finished card fits a U.S. A7 envelope. The 4¼ × 5½ inch card fits a U.S. A2 envelope. These are U.S. card sizes, not ISO A-series paper sizes.

Are my words or photos uploaded?

No. Editing and downloads happen in your browser. Saving a local draft is optional and does not save photos.

What is in the PDF?

The PDF contains the card artwork rendered at 300 pixels per inch in sRGB. A small or heavily zoomed photo may still look soft; the editor warns you when its source resolution is low. The PDF preserves the finished size but is not a CMYK or commercial press certification.