Digital graduation invitations with RSVP

What your guests see

• A sealed envelope that opens with one tap, with the graduate's initial on the seal
• The graduate's name, and a second name if two of you celebrate together
• A short line above the name, for example who is hosting
• The date and a countdown to the party
• A schedule with times, from the welcome to the cake
• The venue on a map with a Directions button
• An RSVP form with attendance, number of guests and an allergy note, plus an add to calendar button
• Photos from school years and a song, if you add them

What changes when you choose Graduation

The name field asks for the graduate's name and prints it large at the top. The second field is optional. Use it when two siblings or two friends share one party, and both names appear together. The invitation is titled Graduation, and that's also what guests see in their calendar when they save the date.

The date is required for this occasion, because the countdown and the calendar entry run on it. Times go into the schedule, and the calendar entry starts at the earliest time you list.

High school, college or a ceremony

For a high school graduation party, parents usually send the invitation. Put "Join us to celebrate" in the line above the name and sign the note with the family name. For a college graduation, the graduate often invites friends directly, and a dinner booking or a drinks evening fits the same layout.

If you're inviting family to the ceremony itself, add the ceremony time and the campus address to the schedule, then the party after it. Tickets for the ceremony come from the school, so mention in the note how guests get one.

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An open house with a time window

Many graduation parties are open houses where guests drop in over a few hours. Write the window in the schedule, for example 2 pm to 6 pm, and say in the note that people can come and go. The RSVP form still tells you roughly how many to cater for.

Graduation designs

Ivory, Olive and Bloom are live for graduations. All three open with a wax-sealed envelope, and none of the scenes shows anything that belongs to a wedding. Ivory is quiet and suits a dinner, Olive has an olive branch and warm tones for a garden party, Bloom is light and floral. Open each one on your phone first.

What we don't do

• No printed cards and no postage, the invitation lives online only
• You send the link yourself by text, WhatsApp or email, we never contact your guests
• There is no gift registry. The optional gift section holds bank details and a short note, and most families leave it off
• One invitation, one language. Pick English, Turkish or Serbian in your panel

Price

It costs €29.99 one-time, live for 12 months, with no subscription. The order page shows the exact price for your country, and the number of guests doesn't change it. Designing and previewing are free, you pay only when you publish.