31 Free Wedding Printables Every Bride-To-Be Should Know About

For these (here, here, and here) and others on this list, you have several options with printing. For almost anything 8.5x11" or smaller, you can print at home using quality paper or cardstock. Otherwise, professional print shops work, along with online printers like Vistaprint or UPrinting.

Download and edit here, here, and here.

Or, even fancier: These are printed on super thin sheets of foam that are then painted with glue, and covered with glitter. Find step-by-step directions here.

A quick way to keep little ones busy at the table? These easy-to-assemble activity books. Print them here, then bind them with colored yarn or twine that ties into your color scheme.

Find them here and here.

These are ready to use as-is, and these let you add a pretty DIY watercolor accent.

Print them here and here.

Catered bar with per-person drink limits? (Or: Wild-card uncle who starts singing Sinatra after two beers?) Find these in four different colors here.

Interactive, entertaining, and your [adjective] guests will [verb] you for it. Print them here and here.

Fair warning that these take a bit of time to cut and assemble layer by layer — but the end result is worth it. (And they won't wilt!) Print them here and here.

For sweets and treats. Print them here.

Household/single feed printers can actually handle thin paper bags. Print these here or here.

Stack these and save for later. Get them here.