"Holiday Open House" is a Christmas open house invitation in a classic preppy style. Dark green serif lettering sits on a cream panel inside a red and green tartan border, above a mug of cocoa, two cookies and a bow-topped wreath. Swap the host name, date, time, address and the cocoa-and-cookies line to make it your own party invitation.

Create a finished, print-ready 3:4 portrait Christmas open-house invitation, with every text element comfortably inside a generous home-printing safe margin. Use a classic preppy Christmas stationery look: a crisp red-and-deep-green tartan border around a calm warm-cream central panel; a small neat velvet bow and restrained wreath crest; one delicate gold-foil accent. Add just a small hand-painted steaming cocoa mug with two cookies near the top as the scene’s hero prop. Keep the decoration sparse and clear of all text. Set the exact headline “Holiday Open House” as the dominant element, centered in two balanced lines. Use refined, substantial custom serif capitals and lowercase with open counters and crisp edges, dark evergreen ink with a fine antique-gold keyline; ensure every letter stays highly legible at phone-thumbnail size. Below, set “at the Lees'” as a smaller centered line. Stack the event details below in a clear, generously spaced centered block, all comfortably readable at arm’s length: “Sunday, December 13”, then “3–7 PM”, then “31 Cedar Lane”. Finish with the warm supporting line “Cocoa, carols and cookies”, then “Drop by anytime.” and “No RSVP needed.” Set supporting text in a clean, sturdy dark-green serif, with the date and address slightly more prominent than the closing lines. Render every quoted line exactly as written, with the same spelling, capitalization, punctuation and apostrophe; no other lettering, numbers, or text. Use smooth cream cardstock with a subtle linen grain, crisp woven plaid, softly dimensional ribbon, and restrained gold foil. Bright, even stationery light with gentle shadows beneath the bow, mug and cookies. Palette: cream, classic red, hunter green, navy and a tiny touch of gold. Keep the title and details dominant over ornament; welcoming, polished neighborhood hospitality, not a crowded collage.