
A thank-you card is the only card in a wedding suite sent after the wedding, which makes it the only one that can carry a real photograph from the day. By the time these go out, the gallery has landed and you finally have something better than an engagement shoot to print.
Five designs here, and they use a photo differently: one gives it the entire front, one runs three frames down a proof strip, one knocks the type out of a confetti burst. Choose by how much of the photo you want to survive the crop — a full-bleed portrait needs a frame with room around the faces, while a strip layout is forgiving of a busy background.





Four questions that narrow 5 templates down to two or three, faster than scrolling will.
Eighty to two hundred is normal. Past about a hundred, a flat card with a finite back is kinder to your hand than a folded card whose blank inside asks for a paragraph.
This is the one wedding card sent late enough to carry real photographs from the day. If the gallery has not arrived yet, pick a typographic design rather than waiting.
Usually not. Vendors and parents want the formal register; close friends can take the playful one. Splitting the order across two designs costs nothing and reads far better.
Foil and deboss need a press. Everything tagged printable is built to survive a home printer, with nothing important sitting in the bleed margin.
Customize the design in Canva, then use Text My Wedding to text your guests for their current address. Answers land in one list you can export for the envelopes.
Composed to read in a message thread, for the thank-you that goes out the same week.
Big type, flat colour, and a front that reads before the reader gets close.
Ink on paper, and photographs with the colour taken out.
A2 note cards with a blank inside — the default shape of a thank-you.
What changes, what stays, and what you get back when you’re done.
The design is the easy half. Knowing who gave what, and having a current address for every one of them, is the half that stalls — collect both by text with Text My Wedding, and see wedding thank-you card wording for what to write once the cards arrive.
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Yes — every design in this collection is free to open and edit in Canva, and none of them require Canva Pro. A free Canva account is enough to change the wording and download the file.
Three months is the convention both the Emily Post Institute and The Knot give, counted from when the gift arrives rather than from the wedding — so gifts that turn up before the day start their clock early. Later than that is still far better than never, and the Institute is explicit that there is no year-long grace period.
Name the specific gift, say what you will do with it, and add one line that could only be about that person. A different situation needs different wording — cash, a group gift, a guest who came empty-handed — and our wedding thank-you card wording guide has examples for each.
Most designs here export as a print-ready PDF from Canva, so a home printer or any print shop will handle them. The exception is anything using foil, which needs a press. Each template's page says which it is.
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