Cinco de Mayo

While Cinco de Mayo is an almost entirely American holiday (its origins are Mexican, but they don’t really celebrate it), I say any excuse to drink margaritas is appreciated.

For all images below, click on them and they will open in another window (larger size). You can save them as images and print that way. Or they are available as pdf below each image.

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Invitations

1/2 page “flyer” format. I suggest printing on a slightly heavier than normal stock paper.

CindoDeMayo Invite2_pdf

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This is a full-size invitation. Above is the “cover” and “back” of the card (fold in half).

Both pages are in the same pdf file…just scroll down. Unless you have a two-sided printer (offices sometimes have them), you’ll have to print page 1, then put page 1 back in the feed tray, and print page 2 on the opposite side.

CincoDeMayo Invite1_pdf

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