Easter Egg Hunt Invitations (Free Printables)

Easter is just around the corner and it's time to start planning for the annual Easter egg hunt! One of the first things on the list is to send out invitations to all your friends and family. If you're hosting an Easter egg hunt but don't have the budget for store-bought invitations, don't worry! These two free printable Easter egg hunt invitations are here to save the day.

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One of the first things on the list is to send out invitations to all your friends and family. Therefore in this post, I will show you how to create a festive Easter egg hunt invitation. In fact, your guests are going to be eager to join in on the fun!

Or, to save yourself some time, you can download the fun printable designs absolutely free!

These free printable invitations are a beautiful, quick option without spending any additional money. Then you can spend it all on party supplies, food, and Easter Basket treats!

5 Great Reasons to Hop to It and Use these Free Printable Easter Egg Hunt Invitations

There are several amazing benefits of using these free printable Easter egg hunt invitations. As if being super adorable is not enough of a reason! So, here are 5 additional points you really cannot deny!

1. Cost-effective: Printable invitations are a budget-friendly option for hosting an Easter egg hunt party. Therefore they'll always be my top pick!
2. Customizable: Many free printable invitations allow you to personalize them with your own text, such as the date, time, and location of the party.
3. Convenient: Printable invitations can be easily downloaded and printed at home. Therefore allowing you to quickly and easily invite guests to your party.
4. Eco-friendly: Printable invitations save on paper and other materials. Therefore they are an environmentally friendly option.
5. Time-saving: It saves your time, you don't have to go out and buy invitations or wait for them to be delivered in the mail.

Therefore, in conclusion, I rest my case.

Egg-ceptional Easter Egg Hunt Invitations: Free Printable Options

To use these free printable invitations, start by simply downloading the design of your choice. Then print it out on cardstock and cut out the invitations.

You can also add your own personal touch by writing in the details of the event. As well as getting a little extra by adding your own Easter-themed stickers or embellishments.

These printables are available as a free download in the Wonderland Subscriber Library. By simply entering your email address and following the prompts in the email. If you're already a member sign in here. Please remember these are for personal use only.

In addition to being a budget-friendly option, these free printable invitations are also super cute! I love the soft colors, whimsical designs, and charming vintage feel. Therefore, in my opinion, they're a great way to start off your Easter Egg Hunt this year.

These printables are available as a free download in the Wonderland Subscriber Library. By simply entering your email address and following the prompts in the email. If you're already a member sign in here. Please remember these are for personal use only.

Get Creative with Your Easter Egg Hunt Invitations: Free Printable Templates

In addition to being a budget-friendly option, these free printable invitation templates are also a great way to get creative. So, have fun with it and add a personal touch to your Easter egg hunt.

But don't just use these as cute easter egg hunt invitations, I have a whole list below of other great ways you can use these free printable invitations.

These printables are available as a free download in the Wonderland Subscriber Library. By simply entering your email address and following the prompts in the email. If you're already a member sign in here. Please remember these are for personal use only.

13 Ideas to Use these Easter Invitations for Egg Hunters and More!

There are many ways blank Easter invitations can be used besides egg hunts, such as:

1. Easter Brunch Invitations
2. Easter Dinner Invitations
3. Easter Church Service or Mass Invitations
4. Easter Egg Decorating Party Invitations
5. Easter Basket-Making Party Invitations
6. Easter Bonnet Parade Invitations
7. Easter Egg Roll Invitations
8. Easter Egg Hunt Alternative Invitations such as an Easter Scavenger hunt
9. Easter Themed Photoshoot Invitations
10. Easter Egg-Dying Party invitations
11. Easter Story Time Invitations
12. Easter Book Club Invitations
13. Easter Birthday Party Invitations

But maybe you aren't having a party at all? Another fun way to use these fun Easter bunny designs would be to print them on white cardstock and use them as gift tags or as Basket or bag toppers.

The options are definitely endless for these free easter party invitations!

How to Print the Digital Download Files

These free Easter party invitations are a digital file available as an instant download in my Subscriber's Library. Therefore they're super easy to access!

They will come as a PDF and can be opened using Adobe Reader. However, they typically automatically open in my Chrome Browser which has Adobe Acrobat Reader.

To Print:

1. Click on the download link (directly on the picture in the library).
2. Then click on the download to Open the file.
3. Before you print Choose your paper type. Invitations work well with 80 lb cardstock. But you could opt to have them printed professionally at a local (or not local) print shop. But if you choose normal-weight print paper they would be easier to fold and fit into a normal envelope.
4. There is an 8.5"x11" version and a page with 2 - 5x7" prints.

Note: With some print shops you can also ask for a corresponding free envelope. When I've had them printed in the past they were nice to just throw them in.

Personalize Your Easter Egg Hunt Invitations with These Fun Easter Greetings

Filling out an Easter Egg Hunt invite can feel tricky, especially if you're a procrastinator like I am. So, if you're drawing a blank I've got some really fun ideas for the perfect Easter Egg Hunt Greetings.

1. "Hop on over for a cracking good time at our Easter egg hunt! [Date, Time, Location]"
2. "Egg-ceptional news! Our Easter egg hunt is just around the corner. Join us for a basket full of fun! [Date, Time, Location]"
3. "Get your baskets ready, it's time for an Easter egg hunt! Join us for an egg-citing day of fun and prizes! [Date, Time, Location]"
4. "Hop on over to our Easter egg hunt! There will be eggs to find, games to play, and treats to enjoy! Don't miss out on the fun! [Date, Time, Location]"
5. "Don't be a bunny, join us for our Easter egg hunt! There will be eggs, treats, and prizes for all who attend! [Date, Time, Location]"
6. "Spring into action and join us for our annual Easter egg hunt! We'll have eggs, games, and fun for the whole family! [Date, Time, Location]"
7. "Egg-stra, egg-stra, read all about it! Our Easter egg hunt is happening soon! Be there or be square! [Date, Time, Location]"
8. "Come one, come all to our Easter egg hunt! It's gonna be egg-ceptional! [Date, Time, Location]"
9. "Egg-citing news! Our Easter egg hunt is just around the corner! Bring your basket and join us for a fun-filled day! [Date, Time, Location]"
10. "Hop on over to our Easter egg hunt! We'll have eggs to find, treats to eat, and games to play! Join the fun! [Date, Time, Location]"

More Fun Easter Family Activities

Easter is a wonderful time to gather with family and friends and celebrate the season. In addition to the traditional Easter egg hunt, there are many other fun activities that families can enjoy together.

10 Out of the Box Family Fun Activities this Easter!

Let's explore some additional fun family activities that can be enjoyed on Easter, as well as provide inspiration for making the most of this joyful holiday.

01 Egg Decorating

A fantastic fun way to celebrate the day is with a craft project. You could use paint, markers, stickers, glitter, and more to decorate hard-boiled eggs or plastic eggs.

02 Egg Hunt

Have fun hiding plastic eggs, wooden eggs, or hard-boiled eggs around the house or backyard. Then send all the kiddos out with their baskets to collect!

03 "Make Your Own Basket" Party

Put together a fun craft day to create their own Easter baskets and then have the joy of filling their baskets full of treats!

04 Throw an Egg Roll!

Don't actually throw an egg roll. However, throwing in a classic outdoor game like an egg roll into the mix is guaranteed fun. Such as laughing as you watch players use a large spoon to roll an egg across a lawn.

05 Bonnet or Dress-Up Parade

Put on your Sunday best, or have everyone make their own Easter "bonnets" (hats for boys!) and then have a parade to show them off.

06 Brunch or Dinner Traditions

Creating or maintaining a family tradition can be so important to mark holidays. Therefore creating a special meal together as a family to celebrate the holiday is a perfect choice!

07 Easter Scavenger Hunt

Try this instead of an egg hunt this year! Give clues that lead to a special Easter treat, or use a grid map for an epic Easter treasure hunt.

08 Family Photo Shoot

Dress up in your very best attire, pick a fun location, and then take some epic fun family photos that you can cherish for a lifetime.

09 Egg Dying Party

It has been on my list to try different non-traditional ways of dying eggs using natural dyes, and silk ties, as well as continuing with reliable food coloring.

10 Story and Tea Time or Book Club

Invite family and friends over and read Easter-themed books, serve treats, and then have a discussion or a storytime together.

What would you add to this list? Let me know in the comments!

Easter Egg Hunt Party Planning: Don't Forget the Details!

Whether you choose to create your own invitations or use printable templates, these invitations are a fun and creative way to get everyone excited about your Easter egg hunt. They can also be used to invite people to any other Easter activities.

Remember to make sure to include all the important details such as the date, time, and location of the event. Have fun planning your Easter egg hunt and happy Easter!

Thanks for stopping by!

Julie