Alisa Muster · 30
An example of a digital birthday invitation — with place, time and online RSVP.
View example →An example of a digital birthday invitation — with place, time and online RSVP.
View example →An example of a digital birthday invitation — with place, time and online RSVP.
View example →An example of a digital birthday invitation — with place, time and online RSVP.
View example →An example of a digital birthday invitation — with place, time and online RSVP.
View example →A 30th birthday, a children's party or a summer gathering: a digital birthday invitation lets you invite everyone in minutes — with place, time and online RSVP. You see immediately who's coming and how many people they're bringing. One link, shared over WhatsApp, and you're done.
Guests reply straight inside the invitation. Your overview shows live who has accepted, who has declined and how many people are coming — no chasing anyone up.
Playful colours and motifs, place and time clear for the parents, reply-by date included — the invitation that simply works in a class group chat.
Address, date, time, a directions link and a personal message — if something changes you update the card and every guest sees the new version at once.
Start from a designed invitation and match the message, colours and motif to the occasion — elegant for a milestone birthday, colourful for a children's party.
Place, date, time, reply-by date — and photos for the invitation if you'd like.
Send the link by WhatsApp or email. Your guests' answers collect in your overview.
Try it without signing up — saving and sharing takes a free account.
Try it for freeNothing — creating it, sharing it and collecting the replies are all free.
Your guests open the invitation through the link and choose “I'll be there” or “Sorry, I can't make it” — with their name, the number of people and an optional message. Every answer collects in your personal overview.
No. The invitation opens in the browser, on a phone just as well as on a computer. Guests need neither an app nor an account, not even to reply.
Yes. One invitation can hold several languages — handy when family or friends abroad are celebrating with you. Guests switch language with a click.