Christmas Cocktails

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December has two kinds of party: the one where the kids open a present, and the one after they have gone to bed. This is the second one. A Christmas cocktail party invitation does a job a generic holiday card cannot — it tells people to put a nice shirt on and turn up thirsty.

How the look plays out. Four directions, all of them grown-up. Retro Santa is mid-century and faintly tipsy — champagne, bourbon and a martini in the man's own hand. Jingle and mingle comes in coquette red bow or loose hand-drawn doodle, depending on how much sparkle the night wants. The western designs bring cow print and a rustic cowboy for a holiday hoedown. And the tuxedo teddy bear and snowflake-martini pieces stay elegant for a black-tie sort of evening. It runs past the invitation too: bar menu signs, welcome signs, save-the-date calendars, favor tags and custom signs, so the whole room reads as one party.

How it works. Edit in Corjl in your browser — your details go in, the layout stays put, and it downloads in minutes. Every listing has a free demo.

Printing. Print at home, send it digitally, or order cardstock with free envelopes from Prints of Love (code marryful10 for 10% off — affiliate link, small commission at no cost to you, thank you!).

Pair with: Menu Cards · Welcome Signs · Save The Dates · Stickers, Labels & Tags

FAQ

Can I send the invitation by text instead of printing it?

Yes — it is the same file either way. Download the PDF to print, or the JPEG to send. How the digital send works.

Is there anything for a Christmas party that is not about drinks?

Plenty — the Christmas collection covers photo cards, family gatherings and December baby showers as well.

How far ahead should I send a holiday party invitation?

December fills up early, so three to four weeks is usually the last comfortable moment. There are save-the-date calendars in here for the parties you are planning further out.