Free Olive and Laurel Wreath Vector Set via Free Vector Archiveĥ.
85 Free Vintage Vector Ornaments via VectorianĤ. Retro Vintage Design Elements Vector Set via Flower Vectorģ. Vintage Frame and Label Vectors via VecteezyĢ. I also have links to each vector set below the photo.ġ2. Here is a photo showing what free vector files I used and where. Be sure to check out the links to each FREE font below the photo, or you can use the image as a reference. I played around with TONS of fonts and here is what I ended up using. However, I decided to go the super-duper cheap frugal way. Of course, there are also tons of really great images and vector files that you can purchase. You can search “free vectors” to find what you like, but I will also include links to each vector I used. I scoured the internet to find FREE options so I would have a good amount to choose from. Or you can purchase the Editable PDF templates from my shop. If you’d rather use a ready-made design, you can also download my free flattened template here and add your own text using Picmonkey (I have tutorials here). Just FYI if you plan to design your own invites using the vectors I mention below, you will need vector-based software such as Adobe Illustrator to open and edit vector files.
Vector files can essentially be edited and scaled without losing quality vs. I originally thought I would design all the little vector/ornate embellishment designs myself, but due to time and my rusty design skills at the time, I opted to use free vector files instead. You can view the additional posts in the series via the links at the bottom of this post. We created our own invitations on a budget and I have several posts explaining the process, and even share my FREE wedding invitation template here. Are you planning to create your own wedding invitations but are not sure which fonts to use? I am sharing some free resources for both FREE fonts and vectors that you can use on your rustic or vintage-inspired wedding invitations.
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