Note: This post was originally published in 2014. I no longer sell editable templates or offer customizations, and have closed my membership.

How to Edit DIY Invitation Templates

I realize that when budgets are tight, the wedding stationery can often take the first cut. That’s why I want to offer fun and personal designs that you can tweak yourself, at a price you can afford. And of course, you can always download my FREE printable wedding invitation and details card templates.

I put a lot of time into my templates and tutorials in an effort to make things as transparent as possible before a purchase is even made. My goal is to provide affordable and stylish templates that can be customized since I simply don’t have the time to customize every request I receive. I wish there was more time in the day! However, I have also received countless emails about how much people have enjoyed personalizing their own invites, and how much more special they are as a result.

I previously only offered flattened designs that you add your own text on top of, but I now have editable PDF templates. This way you can easily change the sample text using the latest version of Adobe Reader or Acrobat. You can even download Adobe Reader here for free if you don’t already have it.

Video: How to Edit PDF Templates

How to Edit PNG or JPG Templates:

If you plan to edit the PNG or JPG templates I would definitely recommend testing this out with one of my FREE wedding templates and following the tutorials below. These are a couple tutorials I’ve written specifically on how to edit the DIY invitation templates with PicMonkey. You can click on the link or images below to be taken to post.

How to add text to DIY Templates with PicMonkey

How to delete elements on DIY templates with PicMonkey