How to Make Holiday Cocktail Party Invitations
Set the mood for your holiday cocktail party with a glitzy invitation. Start with our printable template, then add sparkling embellishments.

Materials Needed:
- white 8.5" x 11" card stock
- white A7 envelopes
- sequins in several colors
- tacky glue
- scissors
Cut Out Printable Invitations
Print the cocktail party invitations onto white card stock. Two invitations will print onto each sheet; the cutout size is 5 by 7 inches.

Add Sequins
Place dots of tacky glue on the paper where you want to glue individual sequins. Tip: Random patterns look best.
Push an individual sequin into each dot of glue. Use a few different colors of sequins. Let dry.


Package and Send
Once you've added your party's details to the invitation, add a handful of sequins to each A7 envelope as a fun surpise for party guests. Then address, stamp and send!

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