Canva Wedding Invitation Printing — With a Free Print-Ready File Check

You can print Canva wedding invitations through Canva's own print service, a big-box copy shop, an online printer, or a dedicated wedding stationery printer like us. The difference is what happens to your file before it prints. Canva Print and most online printers run your file exactly as submitted — if the resolution is low or the bleed is missing, that's what you receive (see our side-by-side Canva Print vs MCC comparison). We check every file first and tell you what's wrong before you pay, then include free A7 envelopes and free matching insert cards. We ship to all 48 contiguous states for a flat $10.

PDF Print is best. In Canva, choose Share → Download → PDF Print. If your design has color, flowers, photos, or a background that runs to the edge, also check the crop marks and bleed option. A high-quality PNG or JPG usually works too — send whatever you have and we'll tell you if a different export would print better.

Yes — same price, same free file check, same turnaround. Download it as a PDF with bleed from either platform and send it over. If your designer's instructions offer a trim-marks version as well, that one is meant for home printing; the bleed version is the one we want. Not sure which you have? Send it anyway and we'll tell you before anything prints.

Then we tell you — before printing, and before you're charged. We'll explain in plain language what's off (usually resolution, size, or bleed), and in many cases we can correct it on our end. Nothing goes to press until you've seen a proof and approved it. Reviewing your file costs nothing and doesn't obligate you to order.

Yes. Every order includes free white A7 envelopes sized for a 5" × 7" invitation and free matching insert cards for reception, registry, luncheon, details, or temple sealing information. They're part of the price, not an add-on. Cream envelopes, larger inserts, 4" × 6" photo inserts, and guest address printing are available as paid upgrades if you want them.

Most proofs go out within about one business day. Once you approve, most orders print within 1-2 business days. Add standard shipping time to reach you. Many customers go from sending a file to holding printed invitations inside of a week. If you're up against a deadline, call or text and we'll tell you honestly whether we can hit your date.

Usually, yes. Here is the typical timeline once you send your file: a proof in about one business day, printing in 1-2 business days after you approve, then shipping ($10 flat anywhere in the lower 48) or free pickup in Mapleton, Utah. Many brides go from sending a file to holding their invitations in about a week.

To save time: upload a print-ready PDF from Canva (PDF Print, with bleed if your design runs to the edge), approve your proof the same day you get it, and have your guest count ready. If your date is very close, call or text Janet at (801) 491-6931 before you order. She will tell you honestly whether we can make your date, and local brides can pick up the moment the order is done.

Yes — we print and ship to all 48 contiguous states for a flat $10. Everything is handled by email, phone, or text, so it makes no difference where you're planning your wedding. Local pickup is also available if you're near our shop in Utah County, Utah.

Alaska and Hawaii: we don't ship there at the moment — carrier costs are simply too high to include in our flat rate. If that's you, call or text (801) 491-6931 and we'll tell you honestly what it would take.

Printing-only orders start at $90 for 25 invitations, $117 for 50 and $144 for 100 single-sided. These prices are for the whole order of that quantity, not per invitation. Envelopes, insert cards, and the file check are included, and so is our 10% printing-only discount for bringing your own design. Double-sided starts at $144 for 25. Per-invitation cost drops as quantity goes up. Full pricing for every quantity up to 1,000 is on our pricing page.

Yes. We print single-sided and double-sided Canva wedding invitations, including designs with an engagement photo, map, timeline, or extra details on the back. Send both sides as separate files or as a two-page PDF.

Reception and details cards, registry cards, luncheon cards, LDS temple sealing inserts, save the date postcards, thank you postcards, envelope printing and guest addressing, plus wedding-day signs, welcome boards, and large photo prints. Sending everything together keeps the whole suite matching and usually saves on shipping.

Standard is 100# white matte or gloss cover stock — matte is the most popular choice and looks especially good with a lot of white space. Upgrades to 80# linen or pearl linen cardstock are available for a small per-invitation charge. If you're unsure, ask for a printed sample before committing to the full run.

Yes. Because the design work is already done, printing-only orders skip the design fee and get 10% off printing. That discount is already included in the prices shown on this page — and you still get the free file check, free envelopes, and free insert cards.

Yes, and we recommend it if you're deciding between paper types. We regularly print sample cards so you can see and feel the stock before committing to the full quantity. Just ask when you send your file.

When you print with MCC Wedding Invitations, yes. Every order includes free white A7 envelopes sized for a 5" × 7" invitation. Cream envelopes and guest address printing are paid upgrades; see our envelope printing page. Whether envelopes are included at other printers depends on the printer, so check before you order.

Yes. Pickup is free at MCC Wedding Invitations, 616 West 600 South, Mapleton, Utah, for brides in Mapleton, Springville, Spanish Fork, Provo, Orem, and the rest of Utah County. Printing takes 1-2 business days after you approve your proof, and you can pick up the order as soon as it is done. More local details are on our wedding invitations in Utah County page.