Free Wedding Cross Stitch Patterns · Counted cross stitch patterns for weddings

8 original wedding charts. Free PDFs, no signup. CC0 artwork license.

Size uses the longer side of the full chart grid. Difficulty is an editorial estimate.

8 patterns

Choosing and finishing your wedding pattern

Start with the names and date you want to commemorate, then choose the surrounding shape. The leaf wreath leaves an open center, floral corners frame a larger area, and overlapping gold rings suit a smaller card. For lettering, check the width of the open space in the symbol chart. A pair of long names can take more room than the flowers leave.

Open the chart in the editor and use the text tool to position your letters on empty cloth. Count the complete line, including spaces and the ampersand, before centering it. The alphabet collection offers reference sheets for copying letter cells. Some older keepsakes farther down this page have their own live name fields; the new chart downloads do not gain that behavior automatically.

A framed wedding sampler needs room around the flowers and lettering for a mat. A smaller rings design can fit an aperture card if you calculate its size first. Use the fabric calculator with your chosen count: higher-count cloth makes the same lettering physically smaller, so think about readability at the intended display distance. Keep a separate allowance for mounting or seams, and confirm the date format and spelling on the final symbol chart before stitching.

Calculate your fabric size or open a wedding chart in the editor. Read the CC0 free-use scope.

Does the PDF automatically insert my names?

The featured PDFs contain the artwork shown. Add names in the editor, or use the separate live-personalization templates farther down the page.

Can I sell a finished wedding gift?

Yes. The original artwork in this collection is released under CC0, including permission to sell finished stitched items.

Two names, a date and a small keepsake. Make an original wedding sampler in the colors of their day.

Make it personal

A-Z, numbers, spaces, &, apostrophe, slash, dot and hyphen. Letters become full stitches. Longer names widen the chart.

Open in editor
Start stitchingEdit the letteringResize or recolor

Free for personal use. Up to 500 × 500 stitches and 80 colors. No sign-up or watermark. Photos stay on your device. PDF downloads here stay on this device. Start stitching opens the editor’s Save link step and explains server storage before saving.

Heart wedding keepsake - ALEX & SAM, actual stitched preview
76 × 72 stitches · 4 colors · 13.8 × 13.1 cm on 14 ct
Simulated floss on fabric. Model uncalibrated. Sheen off.
Threads for the current preview. Blank cells are bare cloth.
DMCNameFull stitchesEstimated skeins
321Red3241
3052Green Gray Medium501
3822Straw Light301
310Black2521

Estimate. Buy one extra skein for large areas. Estimates use 14 ct and 2 strands; knot and bead finishing is excluded.

Stitched area only. Add your finishing margin before cutting cloth.
FabricWidth × height, cmWidth × height, inches
14 ct13.8 × 13.15.43 × 5.14
16 ct12.1 × 11.44.75 × 4.50
18 ct10.7 × 10.24.22 × 4.00
28 ct over 213.8 × 13.15.43 × 5.14

Choose your keepsake

Each design has its own motif and border arrangement. Open a design to change its lettering and colors.

Plan the cloth before you stitch

Check both names and the date before printing. These charts use full crosses and bare-cloth space so the lettering stays readable. Frame the stitched area with a margin that suits your frame.

The preview updates with every letter. Check the dimensions after changing the name: chart width grows to keep every character. Use the fabric calculator for other counts and finishing margins.

Make it, print it, keep your place

  1. Replace the sample name and date, then choose an accent thread.
  2. Switch to Symbols to check the stitch placement. Download a free PDF or open every stitch in the editor.
  3. For progress tracking, choose Start stitching and save a private chart link from the editor.
Can I use a longer name or different alphabet?

The original monoline alphabet supports the characters shown above. For accented letters and other font styles, open the editor and use its free text tool. Check the fit before printing.

Who designed these patterns?

Original deterministic motif compositions by crossstitchgo, released under CC0. No third-party designer chart has been copied. Every cover is rendered from the same Pattern you edit.