Beautiful Bridal Shower Invitations for Every Type of Celebration (2024)

Available in seven color schemes and three paper types, these Vera Wang-designed invites are a beautiful yet simple way to share the info for your party. You can edit the text yourself and also add on matching personalized envelopes (with pre-printed recipient and return addresses!) for an extra elegant and easy touch.

For a super luxe experience, order these invites that feature gold, silver, or rose gold foil. Choose from five different edge types, three papers, and about 60 different color options. And if you’ve got a ton of unused engagement photos, you can make a collage of them on the back of the card.

Buying invitations on Etsy is way easier than you’d think. When you’ve purchased the design, you’ll receive a link to customize the card with all your details—and you can even make adjustments to the colors and fonts if they don’t quite match your style. After that, all that’s left is downloading the file and printing the invitations. This is a great option if you want to stick to a budget and don’t mind DIY-ing some pieces.

If the traditional floral invitation isn’t your style, this funky, modern design might be more suitable. It comes in five other color schemes, and if you don’t like any of those, Minted’s designers will work with you until you’ve found the right fit. Plus, you can adjust the shape, like adding scalloped edges or an arched top.

This bridal shower invitation is effortlessly elegant in its simplicity. But you can get creative in the details: There are 12 paper options, from champagne shimmer to metallic silver, and you can also personalize the back of the invite with a picture.

This invite stays traditional without being over-the-top on the florals. But if you want a little more bold color or additional graphics, you can personalize them to your heart’s content.

The bright color-blocked panels on this otherwise simple invitation are perfect for a modern shower and wedding theme. We think it looks extra nice in the “ticket” shape, but if that one isn’t for you, there are five other options.

This bright, art deco design will pop as soon as your invitees take it out of the envelope. If it’s a little too bold for you, there are six other color schemes. It also comes in three paper types, and every bit of text can be edited as needed.

Here’s another great DIY option from Etsy. The intricate botanical steals the show so the simple text can stay as minimalistic as possible. In need of some matching accessories for the party? There’s a great printable welcome sign and table numbers, too.

A pop of pink is a super fun way to invite people to a bridal shower (but if you don’t want something so bright, that shade can be adjusted). When you’re done making changes, just print the invites yourself. Bonus: This design can be found in a digital-only version, too, if you don’t want to worry about printing issues or are trying for a paperless celebration.

For the bride who’s all about understated elegance—but wants to have a teensy bit of pizzazz—grab this minimalistic invite. The polka dots come in real, glittery foil, and you can choose from a variety of metallic shades (including ice blue and strawberry).

The bride who’s unlike any other will be happy with this unique, sculptural invitation design. And if you’re worried about drama and high stress on the day of the event, the ethereal, pearlescent colors of the invite will have everyone chilled out.

Going for a Roaring ’20s, Gatsby-style bash? Complete it with these seriously gorgeous bridal shower invites, which come in several jewel-tone shades and look especially great with a bit of gold foil detailing.

This card serves ’70s, flower child energy, so it’ll set the perfect happy atmosphere for any bridal shower. We particularly love the corresponding stickers—check them out here.

This one’s for the bride who really, really doesn’t want the whole traditional bridal shower production (a-hem, the newlywed game and other similar moments of pre-wedding torture). It could also be an ideal invite for a couple’s shower, if you’re having one.

If you don’t mind putting a little elbow grease into the party planning, grab these budget-friendly bridal shower invitations on Amazon. You’ll have to write in names, dates, times, etc., but you’ll be spending a fraction compared to the more personalized invitation options. Plus, if you need bridal shower games, you can get matching ones on Amazon, too.

The pink and green scheme on this lovely invitation is feminine without being overly sweet. You can’t add anything to the back of the card, but everything else, including the envelopes, is personalizable.