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BBQ invitations: birthday, family reunion, backyard cookout

BBQ invitations — a vertical invitation headed "Birthday BBQ" above a kettle grill with skewers and corn on the grate, a gingham border and a clear empty panel for the details, picnic-table gingham stationery, a checked border, friendly hand-lettered capitals
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Reading 1Birthday BBQ
Reading 2Family reunion
Reading 3Backyard cookout

Invitations for a summer barbecue at home: a birthday by the grill, a family reunion at a picnic table, a neighborhood cookout. Each card carries its heading spelled exactly and leaves blank lines for the date, time, place and what to bring. Choose gingham, chalkboard or a retro diner print. Type a different party, such as a pool party or a spicy theme, and the three styles take the request.

  • a birthday cookout invitation
  • a family reunion notice
  • a neighborhood cookout flyer
  • a backyard party card to print and send

Frequently asked questions

What goes on the blank lines?
The date, time, place and what to bring, written by hand after printing.
What does each heading say?
Birthday BBQ, Family Reunion BBQ, or You're Invited above Backyard BBQ, spelled as shown on each card.
How do the styles differ?
Gingham has a checked border, chalkboard uses chalk lettering on a dark board, and retro diner uses bold two-color shapes on cream.
Can I ask for a different party?
Yes. Type a party or theme as a direction; the design follows the request and is not a guaranteed result.

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