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— Digital invitations

Digital birthday invitations with RSVP, for kids and first birthdays

A digital birthday invitation is one link that opens on a guest's phone with the birthday child's name, when the party starts, a map to the venue and an RSVP form. You send the link by text, WhatsApp or email, and if the time or place changes you fix it in your panel and the same link shows the update.

What your guests see

  • A sealed envelope that opens with one tap
  • The birthday child's name, with their age in the line above if you like
  • The date, the time and a countdown to the party
  • The venue on a map with a Directions button
  • A short schedule, for example games, cake and presents
  • An RSVP form with attendance, number of guests and an allergy note
  • Music once the guest taps play, and photos if you add a gallery

Made for kids' parties

A child's invitation is read by a parent, so the practical lines matter most. Say when the party ends, whether it's a drop-off party, and what to wear if there's a theme. Parents can use the note field on the RSVP form to mention an allergy or who will come along.

Inviting part of a class? Send the link to each parent rather than posting it in the class group, so nobody finds out about a party their child isn't invited to.

First birthday invitations

A first birthday invitation comes from the parents. Put "First birthday" in the line above the name and add a few photos from the first year to the gallery, which turns the invitation into a small album for relatives who live far away. For a daytime party, an end time that fits around nap time helps guests too.

Our birthday design

There is one birthday design for now, Confetti. It's soft powder pink and peach, shot in morning light with paper confetti and a real cake, and it suits children's parties and first birthdays best.

We don't have a separate evening design for adult birthdays yet. You can still use Confetti for a grown-up party, but it stays pastel and playful, so open the live demo on your phone before you decide.

What we don't do

  • No printed cards and no postage, the invitation lives online only
  • You send the link to parents and friends yourself, we never contact your guests
  • One invitation, one language. Pick English, Turkish or Serbian in your panel
  • The link stays live for 12 months after payment, then it closes

Price

It's a one-time payment with no subscription. The current price is shown on the order page in your local currency, and the number of guests doesn't change it. Your invitation stays live for 12 months from payment.

Frequently asked questions

Do guests need an app or an account to RSVP?

No. The invitation is a web page that opens in the phone's browser, and the RSVP form is part of it.

How do I see who is coming?

Each reply lands in the guest list in your panel and you get an email. You see who said yes, who said no and how many people are coming.

How far ahead should birthday invitations go out?

Two to three weeks before a kids' party is usually enough. During the school term, three weeks gives parents more room to plan the weekend.

Can I use it for an adult birthday?

Yes, but Confetti is our only birthday design right now and it has a light, daytime look. We don't have an evening design for adults yet.