Looking for brunch party invitations that are just as cute as your table plans? Think illustrated waffles, pink bows or lemons against pale green.
These ideas include birthday brunches, bridal celebrations and a few blank designs you can adapt for your own gathering.
You can keep it simple or go all out with color. Pick a design you love, then make room for your date, location and RSVP details.
There’s plenty of inspo here before you even start planning the pancakes!
Brunch Invitation Ideas to Save
waffles and garden flowers
How gorgeous is this illustrated brunch table? The waffles, pink drinks and scattered berries sit between flowering branches.
I especially love the deep red envelope with that gold-colored lining.
Keep your party details beneath the illustration if you want to follow this layout. The sweeping script heading is such a pretty finishing touch.
orange arch and yellow flowers
This bridal brunch invitation is so cheerful. I love the yellow flowers tucked around the white arch, plus the illustrated drink along the left side.
Try the same orange background with black script for your heading. A plain white envelope like this one lets the colors on the card do the talking.
pink petals and sweeping script
If you are looking for something floral without filling the whole card, this one is for you. Pink flowers run across the top and bottom while the middle stays white.
That oversized burgundy “Brunch” is my favorite part. Leave a little space around your heading to keep the same look.
a birthday waffle stack
Who needs a birthday cake illustration when you can have a stack of waffles? The dripping syrup and pat of butter look so cute beneath the curved birthday lettering.
I love the yellow text against the brown background. For your own version, put the birthday guest’s name up top and keep the party details below the waffles.
neutral stripes and brunch club
Don’t want to go all out with flowers or food illustrations? No problem!
This brunch club design keeps things simple with beige-and-white stripes, a tan center and black lettering.
Try this layout for a recurring get-together. You could add your location beneath the time.
lemons on pale green
I am obsessed with this yellow and green pairing. The lemon branches trail across the top and down one side, with a tiny matching cluster beneath the name.
This example announces an opening brunch. You could borrow the lemon border for your own party and swap in your event details.
gold-colored glasses and flowers
Calling all brunch-and-bubbly fans, this is such a pretty bridal shower idea. The gold-colored script and clinking glasses sit above a border of yellow and orange flowers.
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Keep the smaller details in plain black lettering like this. There’s already plenty of decoration around them.
leafy branches and white berries
This leafy invitation may just be one of my favorites here. I love the little white berry clusters tucked between the dark green leaves.
The olive-colored lettering is lovely with the border. You don’t need a big script heading to make this one feel special.
a big blush bloom
How pretty is this Mother’s Day brunch invitation? The large blush flower fills the top, with pale green leaves reaching down toward the lettering.
Let your occasion stretch across the middle in script if you want this same look. I’d keep the smaller details underneath rather than adding more flowers.
retro diner details
Is that a pink jukebox next to a blue vintage-style car? This blank design has so many fun diner details, from the milkshake to the records and cat-eye glasses.
For a diner-themed brunch, you could add your heading in the open cream center. Keep the date and address below it so they don’t cover those cute illustrations.
one tall glass and confetti
Don’t want a floral border? Try this brunch-and-bubbly design with a tall illustrated glass running behind the heading.
I love the scattered gold-colored curls and tiny gray rainbows. There’s just enough decoration here without filling every corner.
breakfast doodles and bold script
How cute is this? The “Girls Want Brunch” lettering wraps around drawings of pancakes, bacon, an egg and drinks.
That little butter-topped pancake stack is adorable.
Keep your date, time and place in a separate box like the one at the bottom. It gives all those playful doodles their own space.
pastel patchwork eggs
This Easter brunch design is so cute. A big pink egg holds the wording while smaller eggs bring in patches of teal, yellow, orange and pink.
If you want to carry the idea onto your table, try choosing napkins in one of those accent colors. I’d go with the yellow.
holiday cocoa and snowflakes
Bring a little Christmas to your brunch plans with this holiday design. The red cocoa mug, candy cane and gold-colored snowflakes look lovely against the dark wood-look background.
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The white script stands out beautifully. Keep that light lettering if you try a similarly dark invitation.
strawberries and a big red bow
I am obsessed with this bow. It’s so cute above the pale pink blank center, especially with the strawberries and little white daisies around it.
Add your brunch wording beneath the bow rather than over it. The red-and-white checked border already gives you plenty of pattern.
rust brown and cream lettering
If you’re looking for a design without illustrations, go with something like this rust-brown bridal brunch card. The chunky cream “Brunch & Bubbly” heading is the whole reason I’d save it.
Keep the rest of your wording small and simple to follow this layout.
pink flowers and a trailing bow
This baby shower invitation is so pretty with its pale pink flowers and long looping bow. I love the little birds tucked into the floral design above it.
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Planning a baby shower brunch? You could adapt the wording to name the meal while keeping the same pink-and-white design.
pink on pink
Don’t want flowers, bows or breakfast drawings? No problem there!
This horizontal pink card uses a compact block of darker pink lettering right in the middle.
The tiny white script across the bold words is a lovely little detail. For your own version, you could put the practical information on the reverse.
galentine’s cake and little bows
How adorable is this Galentine’s brunch invitation? The illustrated cake slice sits on a red plate above the big red heading.
I love the little line-drawn bows in the corners too.
Try keeping the date in a separate row like this, with the day a little larger. It’s a cute detail worth borrowing.
tropical flowers and green leaves
Last but definitely not least, we have this colorful tropical border. The pink, orange and yellow flowers look so pretty among all those green leaves.
The center is blank, so you could add a summer brunch heading and your party details inside the thin green frame. I’d choose dark green lettering to match the foliage.