What a fun party for a little boy. I especially when he loves everything about Galaxy and been a fan of Buzz Lightyear since he was in such young ages. Glitter stars, Deep Blue backdrop, and space-ship inspired birthday cake, isn’t that too good for everyone to resist by its coolness? Here, this article will give you latest collection in our design, and as always, it comes for nothing but free!
“To infinity and beyond! is Buzz Lightyear’s famous catchphrase in the Toy Story films and the TV series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Infinity is endless and it simply represent limitless possibilities. It goes the same when you’re using our template design, since it’s editable with Ms. Word, you have the freedom to do almost everything to the template, replacing, adding or even moving the “decorations”.
This card comes in two options, landscape and portrait orientation. Each cards will have the same Galaxy-inspired background, which is decorated with many beautiful and awesome elements, such as Glitter stars, Planets, Alien, UFO, and many more. I didn’t forget to also include cool graphics or illustrations of Buzz Lightyear, in bunch of styles.
DOWNLOAD BUZZ LIGHTYEAR DOCX HERE
How to Download
- The download button was placed right above this instruction > Click that > Wait for a seconds.
- Soon after you clicked that, Google drive page will appear.
- Then click Download > Locate where you want the file to be saved > Enter or Save.
- Check the file, unpack it with any Rar file opener, open the Fonts folder and install all fonts.
Which one is better?
Send the invitation card in digital file or print it and deliver it in conventional way? For this question, it all depends on you, for budget-wise, surely you can’t defeat “to sending it in digital file”, you can almost cut the entire costs of making invitation card and additional cost to deliver it to your guest. In other side, if you want to take the normal route, you can print the template on cardstock paper, and deliver it at least one week prior to the day of the event.
