Coquette Bunny 1st Birthday Invitation, Pink Bow Floral

$10.00 USD

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Format Digital template

Some bunny is turning one — and this is the rosier, more vintage version of that idea. A bow-tied rabbit sits inside a soft arch, against a ground of pink rose stripes, with the headline set as two lines: “SOME BUNNY is turning” above a script One finished with a drawn bow. It reads cottagecore rather than cartoon, which is the whole point.

What you get

One 5×7 inch invitation, portrait, as an editable template.
An optional matching back — the same rose-stripe pattern, no wording on it, so you can print double-sided or leave it single.
300 DPI files, exported as JPEG, PDF or non-transparent PNG.
Layout options for one card per page or several per sheet.
Personal use for your own event; not for resale.

The lines you retype

Taken field by field from the sample on the photos:

“Please join us to celebrate” — the lead-in line;
the child’s name and age, set together in script (“Charlotte’s 1st Birthday”);
a single date line — month, day and time, as in “APR | 15 | 2PM”;
two address lines;
the RSVP name, phone number and RSVP-by date.

Everything else is locked: the rabbit, the bow, the rose stripes, the arch and the 5×7 portrait size. That is what keeps a home print looking like the photos.

How it works

We email your template access link to the address on your order. It is sent by hand rather than automatically, so allow a few hours; if it has not arrived, check your spam folder and contact us so we can resend it. Open the link in the editor in your browser on a laptop or desktop — the small text boxes are easier with a mouse — retype each line, then download and print at home or hand the PDF to a print shop.

How long you have it

The template stays open for 90 days from purchase. If you need it again after that, contact us — we regularly extend access for customers who come back to reprint.

Choosing between the two bunnies: this design is the vintage rose version; the other is the gingham one with a balloon. Same occasion, different mood — the rose reads softer and older, the gingham reads brighter and more playful.

Is the back printed with anything?

No. The back is the rose-stripe pattern with no text on it, which is why it works behind any wording you write. Print both sides, or print the front only.

What paper suits this design?

250–300 gsm matte card. The rose stripes are fine detail, so a matte stock holds them better than a glossy one, which tends to make them look washed out under lights.

Can I print several invitations on one sheet?

Yes — the template offers a single-card layout or a multiple-cards-per-sheet layout, so you can print two to a page on A4 or US Letter and trim them, which is cheaper for a full guest list.

Can I change the wording to a baby shower?

The name and age line is a text field, so it can read “BABY SHOWER” instead. The rosy palette stays as drawn — it is a soft vintage look rather than neutral.