Online coming-of-age invitations Eighteen. The story is just beginning!

Eighteen happens once. Send a link on WhatsApp or Instagram and classmates confirm from their phones, without installing anything.

9 designs, all included
Free preview, with your name
One payment, when you publish

See all 9 designs What a coming-of-age invitation has to carry

A young woman celebrating with friends, holding a cake with gold candles in the shape of the number 18.

Mia turns 18Friday · 8 pm

Pick the style. Make it yours.

9 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 designs

A story to tell

For those who want the guest to discover something: a window, a curtain, a road, a book.

2 designs

Sky and light

For those who want light and air: the sky, the stars and a light switched on set the mood.

3 designs

What a coming-of-age invitation has to carry

One birthday, one party, one list gathered fast.

An eighteenth goes into the class group and gets opened on the spot, on a phone: it loads fast, reads vertically and takes two taps to confirm.

The content is an example; the sections and options follow the design and the plan you pick.

No speeches. Good music.

Mia

18 · Friday, 12 June

The story is just beginning. Come and write it with me.

Interactive example · Mia turns 18

How the designs are built

Every design has its own opening.

This gallery holds the most animated designs in the catalogue: a picture house where the curtain draws back, an archive film that rolls the memories past, a motorcycle you start by holding down the ignition, a night sky full of stars. Each has its own type pairing, its own palette and its own opening, and the colours can be swapped for an alternative palette. Open a design with the real name and date and you see exactly what a guest will see; you pay at publication.

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.

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The real opening · Two Wheels With sound

Online Coming of Age invitation, Two Wheels template

A motorcycle you start yourself

Hold down the ignition, the engine starts and the invitation hits the road, through the mountains.

See Two Wheels

Memories that find their place

The first photograph appears on a dark screen, then the polaroids fly up and pin themselves above your name, like a memory board.

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A curtain that draws back

The picture-house sign bills you in the lead role, the velvet curtain draws back and your memories roll like an old-time film.

See Silver Screen

What changes compared with a wedding invitation

An eighteenth has no bride and groom, no godparents and no two ceremonies to keep straight — it has one person celebrating, one party, and a list of classmates that has to be gathered fast. So the invitations here are written in the first person singular, the godparents and ceremony sections do not appear at all, and the RSVP is built for one answer rather than for a whole family. The organising half stays the same, though: you see who confirmed, how many are coming, which menu they picked and who still has not replied — which matters most when the list keeps moving until the last week, as it does at any school-year party.

From the first thought to “can't wait!”

One lovely message. Three simple steps.

Fewer things to sort out. More room for the moment.

1
Give it your voice.
You pick a design, add the details and the words that sound like the two of you.
2
Pass it on.
You send the link on WhatsApp, by email or however you talk to your people.
3
Gather with joy.
See who is coming, without hunting for the answers across every conversation.

One payment, when you publish. Until then, everything is free.

Complete €29

See what each plan includes

A few good things to know

Let it be lovely. And clear.

Short answers to what people ask before they begin.

contact@waa.events

Do the designs work for both girls and boys?

Yes. None of them is tied to a gender: each has an alternative palette and its own type pairing, and from a night sky to a picture house or a motorcycle, the choice is about what the person celebrating likes, not about a category.

Do classmates need an account to confirm?

No. They open the link from WhatsApp or Instagram, press the confirm button, done — no account, no app, and no phone number handed to anybody.

Does it open properly if I drop it in the class group?

Yes, that is exactly what it is built for: it reads vertically on a phone and loads fast even on a weak connection. The link carries its own preview card, so it appears in the group with an image rather than as a bare address.

Can I change the colours of a design?

Yes. Every design ships with an alternative palette you can apply in one click, and the stock wording can be replaced entirely with your own.

When should I publish the invitation?

You publish when you are happy with it — previewing is free until then. After publishing you can still change the time, the venue or the wording at any point, at the same link, without resending anything.