Valentine's party invitations: kids' party, dinner for two, anti-Valentine's

Valentine's party invitations are for a class party, a couples' dinner at home or an anti-Valentine's night with friends. Each card carries its heading and a clear blank panel for the date, time and place. The three cards are a balloon-and-heart kids' invitation, an elegant dinner for two with a gold border, and a bold anti-Valentine's card with a broken heart. Type an audience, such as for teens, and the card is drawn to it.

• a class party invitation sent home from school
• an invitation to a dinner for two
• a night-out invite for friends who skip Valentine's
• a printable invite to fill in by hand

Frequently asked questions

Do the cards already have the date, time and place?

No. Each card has a blank panel for those details, so the host fills them in.

Which card suits a grown-up party?

The dinner for two card is set for adults. The kids' card has balloons and hearts for a class party.

What is the difference between the three cards?

The kids' card has paper-cut balloons and confetti. The dinner card has a thin gold border and a rose sprig, and the anti-Valentine's card has torn paper and a cracked heart.

Can the heading be changed?

The headings on these nine are as shown. A different party is a request typed in the direction field.

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