Envelope Mockup Templates

Envelopes tend to be the detail people forget until the very end of a stationery project - and then suddenly it matters a lot. The color, the liner, the flap shape, the paper weight. Clients who signed off on letterhead and business cards start having opinions when the envelope mockup lands in the presentation. Having realistic templates ready saves that last-minute scramble.

You'll find A7 invitation envelopes, #10 business envelopes, A2 note card envelopes, square envelopes, C5 and DL European sizes, and custom oversized mailer envelopes. Flap styles include pointed (diamond), straight, and rounded options. You'll find mockups showing the envelope sealed (front view), open with flap up (revealing the liner), partially inserted card, and grouped stationery scenes with matching cards and letterheads.

The envelope liner is a key design element, especially for wedding stationery and luxury brand correspondence. Smart object layers in these templates let you place patterns, colors, or custom artwork on the interior liner that's visible when the flap is open. Florals, geometric patterns, brand colors, and custom illustrations all render with the proper perspective fold where the liner meets the flap angle.

Exterior editing is handled through its own smart object layer. Print artwork on the back flap, add a return address area to the front, or apply an all-over pattern to the entire envelope surface. Some templates include wax seal and sticker seal accessories as toggleable layers - a detail that wedding stationery designers use constantly.

Paper stock textures across the collection:

• Smooth white - standard corporate and greeting card stock
• Cotton rag - premium, textured, letterpress-friendly
• Kraft - natural brown, eco-friendly aesthetic
• Colored stock - deep navy, blush pink, sage green, burgundy
• Metallic - gold, silver, and pearl shimmer surfaces

Return address text, seal details, and liner patterns all remain sharp at the native resolution, which matters for stationery designers whose clients scrutinize every element at close range.

Wedding stationery designers, corporate identity designers, greeting card makers, and luxury brand agencies are the main users here. Wedding suites in particular lean heavily on envelope mockups - the invitation, RSVP card, and envelope are presented as a coordinated set, and the envelope mockup ties the whole thing together.

It's worth showing the envelope alongside the card or letter it contains whenever possible. An envelope in isolation is just a pouch. An envelope with a partially visible invitation card tells the complete story and gives clients the full picture of what the recipient will experience.

What envelope sizes are available?

A7 invitation, #10 business, A2 note card, square, C5, DL European, and oversized mailer envelopes. Multiple flap styles - pointed, straight, and rounded - are represented across different template sets.

Can I customize the envelope liner?

The interior liner has its own smart object layer visible in open-flap views. You can place patterns, brand colors, or custom artwork that renders with accurate perspective where the liner meets the flap fold.

Are wax seal elements included?

Several templates include wax seal and sticker seal accessories as toggleable layers with color adjustment. These are popular add-ons for wedding stationery and luxury brand correspondence mockups.

What paper textures are available?

Smooth white, cotton rag (textured), kraft brown, colored stocks (navy, blush, sage, burgundy), and metallic shimmer surfaces (gold, silver, pearl). Paper texture sits on an adjustable overlay layer.