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I keep coming back to lemons. They suit a baby shower in April and a 40th in July equally well, which is rare — most themes pick a side. So this one has grown into three looks rather than one, and they sit here together: blue-and-white Amalfi tile, soft pink lemonade, and a lemon drop line for a birthday where the guests are all grown-ups. Pick the one that matches your table and edit it tonight.
Designs — three looks, one very good fruit. The Amalfi set is blue-and-white tile with lemon toile de Jouy, and it stretches furthest: a “Ciao Baby” shower invitation, a “She Found Her Main Squeeze” bridal invitation, a limoncello spritz bar menu, a welcome sign, place cards, and favor tags that double as cupcake toppers. The pink lemonade side is watercolor lemons on soft pink with an oval frame and a small bow, drawn for a baby girl shower, as a single invitation and as a full suite. The lemon drop line is the grown-up one: the striped oval invitation in yellow or in blue, a welcome sign, a bar menu and a signature cocktail sign for the drinks table, all under “Just a Drop Older”. A lemon banner and a set of wine labels sit across all three. Between them the theme covers a baby shower, a bridal shower and an adult birthday.
How it works. Corjl, in your browser, nothing to install. Your names go over the placeholders, the fonts and colors move if you want them to, and nothing slides out of place while you type. There is a free demo on every listing.
Printing. Invitations print at home on cardstock, or send the same file as a JPEG straight to a phone — one download covers both. Prints of Love handles printed invitations with free envelopes (affiliate link, code marryful10 takes 10% off; I earn a commission at no extra cost to you). Welcome signs and bar menus are worth sending to Corjl Prints, which does the large sizes and ships them out. Invitations default to US 5×7, and European A-sizes print cleanly too — this guide covers both.
Pair with: Welcome Signs · Menu Cards · Stickers, Labels & Tags · Amalfi Citrus · Bundles & Suites
FAQ
Which of the three looks should I pick?
Match your table, not your occasion. Blue-and-white Amalfi if you are laying a long table with tiles, terracotta and greenery. Pink lemonade if the shower is soft and girlish. Lemon drop if there is a cocktail in someone’s hand in every photograph.
Is the pink lemonade set only for a baby girl?
It was drawn for one, but the pink is editable in Corjl like everything else. Drop it to a pale yellow or a soft blue and the same lemons and stripes read completely differently.
Can I mix pieces from different looks?
They share the fruit but not the palette, so an Amalfi blue welcome sign next to a pink lemonade invitation will look like two parties on one table. Stay inside one look and it reads as one.