
Holidays · 5 × 7 in
Snowy village – Christmas neighbourhood open house invitation
Neighbours are welcomed with “A little neighbourly cheer” above a watercolour snowy village, complete with stone bridge, church spire and a curious fox. Designed for a drop-in Christmas open house on your street, with the family name, hours and address simple to change.
First design free, then 99p, or £5 a month for every design.
Part of the Snowy village collection: 4 matching pieces
About this invitation
- What it is
- Christmas open house invitation, Holidays
- Good for
- Christmas, Open houses and carol evenings, Open house
- Who it’s for
- Families
- Style
- Winter wonderland, Watercolour, Whimsical, Classic
- Colours
- Cream, Blue, Green
- Motifs
- Snowy village, Fox, Cottage, Snowflake
- Season
- Winter
- Size
- 5 × 7 in, portrait
- You can change
- 7 text boxes, fonts, colours and layout
- Fonts
- Montserrat, Cormorant Garamond
- Files
- 5 × 7 in PDF for printers, A4 print-at-home sheet with crop marks, PNG image, watermarked proof
- Matching pieces
- Christmas Eve gathering, Christmas carol evening, Boxing Day gathering
Sample wording
Change any of it to your own details.
COME IN FROM THE COLD
A little · neighbourly cheer
The Parker family
20 DECEMBER · 3–6 PM
Our home · 7 Cedar Avenue
Drop in for a festive drink and a catch-up
RSVP to Alex · 07700 900123
What to put on a Christmas open house invitation
- Who’s hosting, and what you’re celebrating.
- The day, date and start time, and a finish time for a children’s party.
- The address with its postcode, and how and by when to reply.
- Anything guests need to know: dress code, parking, food or whether children are welcome.
- The dress code, from Christmas jumpers to black tie, and the spending limit for any Secret Santa.
Printing tip: print on smooth card at actual size (100%), then trim along the crop marks on the A4 sheet.
How it works
- Personalise Change any word, font or colour.
- Check your proof A watermarked proof shows every detail.
- Download and print At home or at a print shop. We don’t post anything.