16 Galentines Invitation Designs With Free Printables for a Girls Night

A Galentine’s night lives or dies on whether the invite actually goes out, and a string of good intentions in a group chat sends nobody anywhere.

Sixteen invitations live here, each its own finished design, from a cluster of pink bows to a love letter sealed shut with wax. Every one keeps the same quiet promise: plain lines for the date, the time and the place, waiting for your handwriting, nothing invented for you.

None of these mention a partner, a crush or a single red rose shared between two people. They are built for the friend who hosts, the group chat that needs convincing, and the night that belongs to all of you.

Print one per sheet on whatever cardstock sits in the drawer, and the artwork comes through full size, not shrunk to share a page with three others.

Once the invites are out, the hard part is over. If you want the rest of the evening sorted too, a full run of 18 Galentine’s Party Games for a Night With Your Best Friends picks up exactly where the invitation leaves off.

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1. The Classic Invite

For the friend who wants a plain, pretty night with no theme to live up to, this one does the job without trying too hard.

Print it on soft pink matte cardstock so the pale ink does not streak, and slip it into an envelope rather than folding it, so the artwork along the top stays crisp. One invitation fills the whole A4 sheet, which is what makes it look finished rather than photocopied.

2. The Slumber Party Invite

She is asking the group to show up in pajamas, face masks on, nothing to prove.

Glossy photo paper makes it look a little more special when it is photographed for the group chat, though plain matte works fine too if it is going into hands rather than a text thread. One invitation per sheet, same as the rest of the set.

3. The Dessert Party Invite

This suits the friend hosting cake and coffee rather than cocktails, the kind of night where the sugar does the talking. Print it on a slightly heavier cardstock so it survives being propped on the counter next to the actual cake. One per sheet, and the whole page is given over to the single invitation.

4. The Girls Night In Invite

Nothing fancy here, just the sofa, the group, and a plan nobody has to get dressed up for. Plain copy paper works perfectly well for this one if that is what is already loaded in the printer. One invitation to a sheet, so it reads clean even printed in a hurry.

5. The Cocktail Hour Invite

For the dressier early evening, cocktails before dinner and small plates passed around. Print it on bright white cardstock so the red stays sharp instead of warming into pink. One invitation per sheet, full size, the way the artwork wants to be seen.

6. The Brunch Invite

Pancakes, mimosas, a table before noon rather than after dark, this one carries a lighter tone than the rest. Print it on matte paper so it does not glare under the morning light when someone inevitably photographs their plate. One per sheet, as with every design in the set.

7. The Night Out Invite

Dancing somewhere with music, cocktails that come with a name you cannot pronounce the first time. Glossy photo paper suits this one, since it tends to get photographed before it gets handed over. One invitation fills the whole sheet, nothing shared with another design.

8. The Happy Hour Invite

After work, before the night gets serious, this one is built for the casual in-between hour. Standard cardstock is sturdy enough to fold into a bag or hand over in person without bending. One invitation per sheet, printed full size.

9. The Candlelit Dinner Invite

For the sit-down night, a little more formal than the rest, the kind where someone lights actual candles. Print it on heavier cream cardstock so the painted seal reads like real wax under lamp light.

If pulling off a wax seal feels like too much on the actual envelope, the printed one on the sheet already carries the whole look. One invitation per sheet.

10. The Wine Night Invite

Bring a bottle, sit around the table, and let the conversation run long. Matte cardstock keeps this one looking soft rather than shiny, which suits the quieter mood. One invitation to a sheet, same as every design here.

11. The Diner Night Invite

Milkshakes, booth seating, the kind of night that wants neon more than candlelight. Bright glossy paper plays into that look better than a matte finish would here. One invitation per sheet, trimmed clean with a paper trimmer if the edges need straightening.

12. The Movie Night Invite

Popcorn, pajamas, and a group chat already arguing about what to watch. Plain cardstock is all this one needs, nothing fussy about it. One invitation per sheet, full size.

13. The Garden Party Invite

Daylight, somewhere outside if the weather cooperates, or a bright room if it would rather not. If it is heading outdoors near drinks and plates, cardstock holds up better than plain paper does against a little damp. One invitation per sheet.

14. The Pancakes And Mimosas Invite

This one belongs to whoever is hosting the most literal brunch of the bunch, syrup and all. Matte paper keeps the stripes looking clean rather than glossy. One invitation to a sheet, as with the rest of the set.

15. The Tea Party Invite

A quieter afternoon, teacups rather than cocktail glasses, conversation at a lower volume than usual. Soft cream cardstock suits the mood better than anything bright white. One invitation per sheet, printed at full size.

16. The Spa Day Invite

Face masks, robes, a pace slower than the rest of the week allows. Matte cardstock keeps the watercolor looking soft rather than slick. One invitation per sheet, nothing shared with another design on the page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I write on a Galentine’s Day invitation?

Name the event plainly, then add the date, time and place in clear writing, plus who is hosting so guests know where to RSVP.

When is Galentine’s Day?

Galentine’s Day falls on February 13th, the day before Valentine’s Day, though plenty of groups just pick whichever evening that week suits everyone.

What’s a cute saying to add to a Galentine’s Day invite?

Something short and a little cheeky works best, a line like “Ovaries before brovaries!” or a pun built on the group’s own inside joke.

Can I use these for a Valentine’s Day party with friends too?

Yes, the wording here never mentions romance or a partner, so it works for any women’s gathering held around Valentine’s Day, not only on the 13th.

What size should I print the invitations?

Each sheet is sized for standard A4 paper, and can be trimmed down to A5 afterward if a smaller card is needed to fit a standard envelope.

How many invitations fit on one sheet?

Every design in this set is one invitation per A4 sheet, so what prints is the full artwork at full size, with nothing cropped or shared.