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A few good things to know

Short answers to what people ask before they begin.

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Can I make the invitation for someone else — a parent, a grandparent, my partner?

Yes. You are the organiser, and the person celebrating is whoever you write in the invitation. The replies come to you, in your account, whoever is celebrating.

Does it work for a wedding anniversary?

Yes. Write both names; the designs built around photographs and fine paper, in the second part of the gallery, are made for a couple too. Write the years together in the title, if you like.

Does the age have to appear?

No. The designs that draw the age suggest 11, 16, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 or 70 with one tap, but they take any age or none, and the invitation never asks for a date of birth.

What about a child, or an eighteenth?

For a child's party up to 10, choose the kids' birthdays: the reply is made for parents, with the child on the first row. An eighteenth has its own coming-of-age collection.

Does it work for a 13th or a 16th birthday?

Yes. From 11 up, the birthday lives here: the birthday girl or boy can write the invitation themselves, and the replies tell you who is coming and with how many.