Free Printable Air Mail Envelope and Save-the-Date Card

Look what I have here today! This printable template makes a 4×6 envelope and it comes with an adorable card that reads “look how far we’ve come” and a flying paper plane for those long distance engagements! I printed the envelope on Kraft paper and really liked the combination, but you can print it onto white cardstock or any color paper you wish. The template for the envelope prints on 11×17 paper. The blank card was printed onto a pale gray cardstock to contrast the Kraft paper (can you tell how much I like gray?)

The blue “Par Avion” stamp below is actually a dingbat you can download for free on dafont.com called Dead Letter Office.

Free Printable Air Mail Envelope and Save-the-Date Card
Free Printable Air Mail Envelope and Save-the-Date Card

Enjoy!

Download printable Air Mail Envelope and Save the Date card.zip

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November 3rd, 2009  |  Email to a friend
Category: Wedding Templates

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  1. 1
    LibbyJames on November 3, 2009

    super cute

  2. 2
    TH on November 3, 2009

    So cute!!

  3. 3
    ktrn on November 3, 2009

    How adorable!

  4. 4
    Maria on November 3, 2009

    I love it!! These are very cute :-)

  5. 5
    westsidewedding on November 3, 2009

    wow, I was looking everywhere online this past friday for *this* EXACTLY! The air mail envelope AND the paper airplane postcard. thank you so much!

  6. 6
    The Professional Bridesmaid on November 3, 2009

    Oh, I love the fonts! Very cute. Thanks!

  7. 7
    Diana on November 3, 2009

    How do I type on the evelope and card??? please help! i love this idea so cute!

  8. 8
    amanda on November 3, 2009

    Hi Diana,

    These were meant for handwriting, but if you would like to type in the info, you can upload the files to VistaPrint.com. Another option is to use Photoshop (you can download a free trial) and right click the file “open with”, then choose Photoshop.

    Hope this helps!

  9. 9
    Erin on November 3, 2009

    brilliant idea – would have been great for our save the dates :) BTW, added you to the blog roll!

  10. 10
    connie on November 4, 2009

    what are the fonts??? i’d love to know!

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  12. 12
    Diana on November 5, 2009

    Thank you :O)

  13. 13
    Kris on November 5, 2009

    THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! I’ve been looking for this envelope all day! No one makes that kind anymore with the stripes around the border! — K

  14. 14
    amanda on November 5, 2009

    Fonts are Marketing Script,Geo Sans Light and Joe’s hand. You can download all of them for free on dafont.com

    hope this helps!

  15. 15
    Things We Love, Vol. #5 | The Connecticut Wedding Blog on November 8, 2009

    [...] printable airmail invitations are so cute and fun! Have you visited Vintage Glam’s transformed and new blog, Ruffled [...]

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  17. 17
    Dawn on November 16, 2009

    Actually, while Joe Hand looks pretty cute too, the one above actually appears to be Jellyka – Estrya’s Handwriting. :)

  18. 18
    Dawn on November 16, 2009

    (Oops, actually, the part where it says “We’re getting married” is Estrya’s. The “please save the date…” part is Joe’s ;) )

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  20. 20
    linnea on December 9, 2009

    I love this but I cannot get it printed in an good size, it turns out too small! What to do?

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  22. 22
    Sara on March 28, 2010

    Such a cute idea! I’m definitely going to do this! The only thing I worry about is if the post office will get confused and not allow the fake stamps on the front?

  23. 23
    Kimberly on July 13, 2010

    These are great! I wasn’t really sure I wanted to do Save the Dates but now I think I have to. The paper airplane is actually perfect for us! Since about 6 months into our relationship he carries around in his wallet a piece of paper I wrote I love you on and threw at him (after folding into an airplane). We’ve been together 4 years and it’s still there.

  24. 24
    My Save the Dates | BridalBuds on September 30, 2010

    [...] be traveling from out-of-state, I thought this one was perfect. It was a template that I found here and uploaded to VistaPrint and added my own wording and information. Originally Sunflower Dude and [...]

  25. 25
    Christina on November 10, 2010

    I really love this idea. Is FedEx able to print on the brown paper or do you suggest doing this from my home?
    Also, did anyone edit the save the date card in their computer (mac)? Thanks for your help!

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  27. 27
    chapman on May 25, 2011

    just what i needed for my 30th bday invitation, thank you so much !!

  28. 28
    Juliana on June 8, 2011

    Where did you find 11 x 17 Kraft paper?? I’m dying to use this template but can’t find the paper anywhere!!!

  29. 29
    Amanda on June 8, 2011

    You can find 11×17 kraft paper here:
    http://www.paperworks.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=HTOM6017&Category_Code=GG-SPP&Product_Count=47

    I also recommend AnchorPaper.com for anything paper and KraftOutlet.com for well…all things kraft paper :)

  30. 30
    kathy on July 4, 2011

    what is the font that was used for “invitation to follow” and “look how far we’ve come” for the airplane?

  31. 31
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  32. 33
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  33. 34
    jazmin on October 27, 2011

    hi!!! where can I find the fonts ?? of the save the date please, they are really cute!!
    thanks

  34. 35
    ashley on January 25, 2012

    Hi! Thanks for sharing these!!! They are so adorable– I had to share on my blog. :) http://mistergandmecrafts.blogspot.com/2012/01/save-date-free-downloadable-templates.html

  35. 36
    Courtney Mills on January 30, 2012

    oh no! I really love these for our vintage wedding this October but I cannot un-zip them on my computer! any other way of downloading??

  36. 37
    Eulalia on April 15, 2012

    I love love love this save-the-date card. What’s the font for “invitation to follow”? Thanks!

  37. 38
    Jeff on May 11, 2012

    I would like to know if it’s possible to make a bigger envelope (one that takes up the whole page of paper)?

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