Little Olive

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I drew Little Olive as a whole shower rather than one invitation, because olive branches deserve to be on the door and the favor table too, not only in the mail. It is watercolor olive greenery, soft sage stripes and a vintage bow on warm cream — Mediterranean, quiet, and easier to pull off than it looks. Put your names and your date in, and it downloads in a few minutes.

Designs — one olive grove, the whole afternoon covered. Watercolor olive branches, sage green stripes and gingham, a vintage bow frame and warm cream underneath. Nothing in it is pink or blue, so you can send it long before anyone knows. The set runs the length of the day: the “Little Olive Is on the Way” invitation, a welcome sign for the door or an easel, favor tags that also work as labels, stickers or cupcake toppers, a matching thank you card for afterwards, and a games bundle so the activities are not printed from three different places in three different fonts. There is a second olive invitation in sage green gingham, with white blossom and butterflies instead of the bow — a softer, more floral take on the same greenery rather than the same card in a check. It is a baby shower theme first, and since every word is yours to change, the same greenery carries a baptism or a first birthday without looking borrowed.

How it works. You edit it in Corjl, in your browser, on a laptop or a phone. Type over the placeholder names, nudge the colors warmer or cooler, and the layout holds where it was designed. Every listing has a free demo, so you can try it before you buy.

Printing. Print the invitations at home on good cardstock, or send the same file as a JPEG by text — the one download covers both. For printed invitations with free envelopes, Prints of Love (affiliate link, code marryful10 takes 10% off; I earn a commission at no extra cost to you, thank you!). The welcome sign is the one worth handing over — Corjl Prints does the large format and ships it to you.

Pair with: Welcome Signs · Party Games · Stickers, Labels & Tags · Thank You Cards · Bundles & Suites

FAQ

Will the sage green print the way it looks on my screen?

Close, and a shade cooler. A screen lights the color from behind and paper does not. If you want it warmer, nudge the green up a step in Corjl before you print, and use a bright white cardstock rather than a cream one — cream paper pulls sage toward olive.

Is this only for a baby shower?

That is what it was drawn for, and it is where the wording sits. Every line is editable though, so the same olive branches work for a baptism, a first birthday or a Mediterranean lunch. The greenery is not doing anything baby-specific.

Do the pieces actually match, or just nearly?

Same fonts, same olive artwork, same bow. The striped invitation, sign, tags, thank you card and games were drawn as one set, so the table looks finished rather than assembled. The gingham invitation is its own design in the same palette, so pair it with the tags and thank you card rather than expecting it to twin with the striped sign.