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Nothing says 1920s quite like a vintage newspaper, and now you can bring that touch of authenticity to your next party with our Free 1920s Speakeasy Newspaper Template. It’s designed to look like a paper straight out of the Prohibition era, but it’s simple to edit in Canva so you can customize it for your own event.
Designed for Any 1920s Party
This template works for any kind of roaring twenties theme – from a murder mystery night to a speakeasy birthday party. You can edit all the text, change the headlines, and even swap out stories to match your event. Want to make your friend the headline act of a “Jazz Singer Triumphs” story? Or create a scandalous front page about the evening’s big mystery? It’s all possible in just a few clicks.
Another fun feature is that you can upload a photo of one, or all, of your guests and drop it right into the paper. Suddenly, they’re a 1920s celebrity, a notorious gangster, or even the front-page victim of a “Murder at the Speakeasy” headline. It makes the experience personal and adds an element of surprise when you hand the paper out at the party.
Easy to Edit in Canva
The template was built in Canva so you don’t need design experience to use it. Just open the file, click on the text you want to change, and type in your own words. Upload a photo if you want, and you’ll have a custom 1920s-style newspaper in minutes. You can print it out as a handout for guests or keep it digital and send it as part of your invitations.
You’ll find the template here.
Free 1920s Speakeasy Newspaper Template
Most 1920s parties focus only on decorations, but a newspaper really makes your party stand out. It adds to the immersion of the event and gives people something to talk about as soon as they arrive. Guests can even take copies home as a keepsake. And because it’s free, you can use it without adding to your party budget.
The 1920s Speakeasy Newspaper Template is a quick way to give your party an authentic touch and make your guests feel like they’ve stepped back into Prohibition. With just a little editing, you’ll have a custom prop that feels like it was printed in 1929.
