By Mustafa Bilgic · Last updated 20 June 2026
Vintage Wedding Invitation Templates
Art Deco geometry, antique gold and ornate, old-world type — vintage invitations suit a Gatsby-era theme, a heritage venue or any couple drawn to glamour with history. Here are editable vintage designs and the wording that fits.
Make a vintage invitation now
Every design below lives inside the free editor. Click one, type your details, recolour to taste, and download a print-ready PNG — no account, no watermark.
Open the free editor →What makes an invitation "vintage"?
Vintage style references a period, most often the 1920s–1930s. The cues that signal it:
- Geometry & ornament — Art Deco lines, sunbursts, diamonds and symmetrical frames; or the engraved scrollwork of older formal stationery.
- Colour — antique and metallic gold, deep emerald, midnight, ivory and oxblood. Vintage palettes feel rich and a little dramatic.
- Type — an elegant high-contrast serif or a period display face, often with wide letter-spacing on the smaller lines for that old-poster feel.
Three vintage designs to edit
Each preview is a live editor design — open it and your details drop straight in. All free to download without a watermark.
October 17, 2026
The Carlyle Ballroom
Black-tie · An evening affair
Art Deco — geometric Gatsby-era lines and a diamond accent for glamour.
November 21, 2026
The Peacock Room
Dinner & dancing to follow
Emerald Lux — rich emerald and gold for a jewel-toned, opulent evening.
September 12, 2026
Ashford Manor
Reception to follow
Gold Monogram — an engraved, old-stationery feel with a delicate ring.
Vintage wedding invitation wording
Vintage designs pair beautifully with formal, period-appropriate wording: third person, spelled-out dates, courtesy titles and traditional request lines.
request the pleasure of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Vivian Rose
to
Theodore Ellis
Saturday, the seventeenth of October
two thousand twenty-six · at seven o'clock in the evening
The Carlyle Ballroom · Chicago, Illinois
For the full set of formal phrasings and the "honour vs pleasure" rule, see the formal wording guide and the broader wedding invitation wording examples.
Pair vintage with a dress code
A vintage invitation does extra work when it signals the era to your guests — a "black-tie" or "1920s glamour" line on the invitation or your website helps everyone dress the part. You can add that line to any template in the editor.
Customise a vintage invitation
Open any design above in the editor, change the names, date, venue, colours and fonts, and download free — no sign-up, no watermark.
Customise a vintage invitation →Frequently asked questions
What style counts as a vintage wedding invitation?
Designs that reference an era — most often Art Deco (1920s–30s geometry and gold) or the engraved scrollwork of older formal stationery. The Art Deco and Emerald Lux templates capture this directly.
What colours suit a vintage invitation?
Antique gold, deep emerald, midnight blue, ivory and oxblood — rich, slightly dramatic tones that feel period-appropriate. The editor lets you recolour any design to match.
Are these vintage templates free to download?
Yes — free to edit and download as a high-resolution PNG or JPG, with no watermark and no sign-up. Ads keep the tool free.
What wording goes with a vintage invitation?
Formal, period-appropriate wording: a parental host line, 'request the pleasure of your company,' spelled-out dates and times, and a dress-code line. See the formal wording guide for copy-ready examples.
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