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New Year party printables: invitation, countdown and photo props in three styles

New Year party printables — a party invitation with the year set very large across the top, a wide clear panel beneath it for the host to write the time and address, and confetti drifting in at the corners, a black-tie treatment with tall thin capitals, hairline gold rules and a deep unbroken field behind everything

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Reading 1Invitation
Reading 2Countdown
Reading 3Photo props

New Year's Eve on paper: an invitation with a big year and a blank panel, an hourly countdown-to-midnight card set, photo-booth props on sticks — glasses in the year's digits, a bow tie, a crown. Drawn in black tie, confetti, or art-deco style, digits spelled exactly. Ask for silver instead of gold, or a kids' version, and it redraws.

  • a New Year's Eve party invitation
  • an hourly countdown card set for the night
  • photo-booth props on sticks
  • a CHEERS banner for the party

Frequently asked questions

Do the photo props need assembling?
Yes — the props print flat with a cut line; mounting them on a stick or straw is the DIY step for the photo booth.
Is the year printed exactly?
Yes — the year is set large and spelled exactly wherever it appears, on the invitation and the photo-prop glasses.
Can I get silver instead of gold?
Yes — type 'in silver instead of gold' in the direction field and the palette shifts across the whole set.
Is there a version for a kids' New Year's party?
Ask for it 'for a kids party' and the tone and motifs shift to something brighter and less black-tie.

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