Online birthday and anniversary invitations One more candle. Still together.
From the first cake to the grandparents' anniversary: one link with the place, the time, the programme and a guest list that updates itself. For you or for someone dear, with the age shown only if you want it.
- 15 designs, all included
- Free preview, with their name on it
- One payment, when you publish
Cake at ours?1, 18, 30, 70…Pick the style. Make it yours.
15 ways to say “Will you come?”
Every design is a page written from scratch, with its own type, colours and opening. Tap any of them to see it in motion, exactly as your guests will.
With your photographs
For those who already have the pictures: these designs start from them and let them speak.
4 designsA story to tell
For those who want the guest to discover something: a window, a curtain, a road, a book.
7 designsSky and light
For those who want light and air: the sky, the stars and a light switched on set the mood.
4 designsAt any age: children, teens, adults, parents and grandparents
The same invitation, a different tone. A child's party is prepared by a parent, and the replies say how many adults and how many children are coming, so you know how many slices of cake to plan. A teenager writes their own invitation, in their own words. An adult can leave the age out altogether — the invitation never asks for a date of birth and shows nothing you did not write. For a parent or a grandparent you prepare it and they receive it: large type, a warm message, clear details. The person celebrating and the organiser are two different people in the form, so nobody has to pretend.
What a birthday invitation has to carry
Less than a wedding, and different for it.
Beyond the first “happy birthday!”, the invitation says who we are celebrating, where and when — in their own tone, whatever the age.
The content is an example; the sections and options follow the design and the plan you pick.
Interactive example · Emma turns 30
How the designs are built
Every design has its own opening.
A birthday is the event where photographs say more than the words, so the designs filed here are the ones built around them: a private screening that starts at the press of a button, a name that lights up in neon, an eclipse that opens the invitation. The stock wording is written for one person celebrating, not a couple, and all of it can be replaced. Preview it free, with your real details.
Every design comes with its own opening. Here it plays exactly as it will for your guests: on a phone, with sound, at the first tap.
See all the designsLumière, Anniversary
The lights go down, the film starts
On a dark screen, one button: “Start the projection”. Then the photographs of whoever is celebrating fill the screen one after another, like a private screening.
See LumièreFrom the first thought to “can't wait!”
One lovely message. Three simple steps.
Fewer things to sort out. More room for the moment.
Give it your voice.
You pick a design, add the details and the words that sound like the two of you.
Pass it on.
You send the link on WhatsApp, by email or however you talk to your people.
Gather with joy.
See who is coming, without hunting for the answers across every conversation.
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A few good things to know
Let it be lovely. And clear.
Short answers to what people ask before they begin.
Can I make the invitation for someone else — my child, a parent, a grandparent?
Yes. You are the organiser; the person celebrating is whoever you write into the invitation. The replies come to you, in your account, whoever is being celebrated.
Does the age have to appear?
No. The age is text you write into the title if you want it — “Sofia turns 5” or just “A party for Andrei”. The invitation never asks for a date of birth.
How do I know how many children are coming?
When they reply, guests say how many adults and how many children are coming. The totals show separately in the reply list, so you know how many seats and how many portions to plan.
From the heart, to your people
You have the reason. We have the invitation.
The first “can't wait!” starts with a message from you.
Pick a design