If you’re hungry, look away from your computer screen now… this party is all about the food! Suzy, my friend, threw a sushi takeout theme party for her eldest daughter’s 8th birthday, and she did it quickly, inexpensively and super creatively. Me and her guests were treated to an impressive all-candy-and-sweets sushi buffet that was created on the spot – no recipes were required for this ultra-creative family!
These kids’ sushi party ideas are fun and sweet. From DIY sushi candy treats to adorable birthday invitation that you need to see before you feel bad to not have a proper and unique way to invite all the guest to come. Consider these fun sushi party invitation template ideas made by me, if you are planning a celebration for a sushi lover in your life. Continue reading…
As you can see, at the base of the card, you are going to discover lovely cute background that’s made of putting together Sushi over rice or known as Nigiri. This give an extra detail to the card, as you’re not just getting this type of decoration all alone, because there are other cute graphics like sashimi, onigiri, chopstick and more. There is a plenty of spaces left with pre-written text for you to customize with your own party detailed information.
DOWNLOAD FREE EDITABLE PDF INVITATION HERE
Download Information
Follow this instruction to download our templates:
- Scroll-up a bit and you should see the provided link that says “Download Free … Invitation here”, point your mouse pointer there and click it.
- You are going to see Google Drive Page in seconds and now you can download the file by clicking the download button or drop-down arrow (Almost on the top right of your display)
- Tap “Enter” to start the download process.
- Edit the file using Adobe Reader or Foxit Reader or any PDF editor.
Additional Tips
For printing material, you can get some information from Google. Carefully think which paper material that suit your best, either Cardstock or Linen or even Kraft paper. Most paper has various kinds of colors, textures, as well as thicknesses. The universal standard for printing-sizes is 5×7 inches.
