Gold on deep green is the oldest Christmas pairing there is, and this invitation leans into it: fir branches and pinecones down both sides, a cotton-white panel in the middle, and the heading set in a gold that looks pressed into the paper. The hosts’ name sits in a wide gold script underneath, with the evening and the place in a quiet serif.
It was drawn for a Christmas dinner at home, the kind where the table is set the day before, but it works just as well for an office party that wants to look generous, or a family open house between Christmas and New Year. Put the family name on it, or two first names, and it reads as yours.
If you want to match the card, keep the room green and gold: a plain fir garland and brass candlesticks. Send it three weeks ahead; December fills fast.
