Epiphany flyers

An Epiphany flyer invites guests to share a king cake (galette des rois), with family, at the office or in a club: title, date, time and venue are enough. A photo of a golden cake says the rest. Free flyers: every template can be edited as soon as your account is open, with no subscription.

6 templates for this occasion. Pick one, then change the title, colours, photo or language in the editor. The events shown are fictitious.

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6 templates

  • Grand poster · Chocolate and creamEpiphany
  • Ticket · Golden ivoryEpiphany
  • Gallery · Cream and burgundyEpiphany
  • Arch · Golden ivoryEpiphany
  • Medallion · Cream and burgundyEpiphany
  • Print · White and redEpiphany

How do you choose a Epiphany flyer?

For family, a warm template in cream and gold. For a club or a team, a template with a band, where the host's name shows.

The party takes place on 6 January or the nearest Sunday: the flyer can go out as soon as the holidays end.

What goes on a Epiphany flyer?

  • The title: “King cake party”, “Twelfth Night”.
  • The date and time.
  • The venue.
  • Who brings the cake, and the drinks.
  • The reply-by date, to count the slices.

How do you keep it legible?

On a very pale cake photo, prefer a template with text on paper: white text laid over it would not read.

Examples of opening lines

  • “Who will find the charm?”
  • “King cake, Sunday 3 January at 4 pm.”
  • “Cake and cider for everyone.”
  • “The crown awaits its king.”

Frequently asked questions

When should a king cake invitation go out?
Two weeks ahead, just after New Year. A reminder goes out a few days before.
How many Epiphany templates does the gallery have?
The exact number is shown above the grid; every one can be edited: title, colours, photo, language.
Can a club use them?
Yes: put the club's name as host, and the hall as venue.
Should I say how many cakes there will be?
No; ask for a reply by a date instead, to count the slices.

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Photos: Unsplash (Unsplash licence, free commercial use). Fictitious events and hosts.