Online kids' birthday invitations A year older. A world of magic.
The invitation that delights kids and helps parents organize the party. Send one link to the class group and parents reply from their phone: which child is coming, whether they're staying too, and anything you should know about allergies.
- 6 designs, all included
- Free preview, with your child's name
- From €9 · one payment, when you publish
Or Complete, €19, with guest management, menu options and more.
Sebastian turns 5!Come and play?Pick the style. Make it yours.
6 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.
Party
For a proper party: confetti, club lights, mirrors and garlands.
2 designs
The years so far
For those who want to show the way here: childhood photographs, the years counted one by one, how tall you grew.
2 designs
Painted in watercolour
For those who love the brush: colours that flow, flowers and birds painted by hand.
one design
Sparkle
For those who want to shine: gold dust, glitter and fringes.
one design
Made for parents, from the invitation to the last reply
At a children's party it's the parents who reply, and they always ask the same things: where, what time, can we stay too? The invitation answers them in one link. In the reply, the first row is the invited child, with the kids' menu; a toggle says whether the parent is staying for the party, and a brother or sister is one more row. Every child gets a note for allergies or anything you should know, and you find it in your guest list. You pick the age with one tap, from 1 to 10, or type your own, and the invitation's address never carries the child's name.
What a kids' party invitation has to carry
A cake, a place, a time and a list of friends.
The invitation says where and when the party is, in a birthday's own tone, and the replies show you how many kids are coming and how many parents are staying.
The content is an example; the sections and options follow the design and the plan you pick.
Interactive example · Sophie, 5
How the designs are built
Every design has its own opening.
The designs here are cheerful and open by themselves, with a scene a child watches to the end: foil balloons rising, digits counting up to their age, a sheet painting itself in watercolour. The suggested texts are written by parents, short and warm, and for twins or siblings the invitation carries both names. Preview it for free with your child's name, and pay only when you publish.
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.
From 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.
Who replies to the invitation, the child or the parent?
The parent, from their phone. The first row of the reply is the invited child, with the kids' menu; if the parent is staying for the party, they tap “I'll stay at the party”, and a brother or sister is one more row.
How do I find out about allergies?
Every child who's coming has a note, “Allergies or anything we should know”. You see it in your guest list next to their name, ready for when you order the cake and the menu.
Does the child's name appear in the link?
No. The invitation's address never carries the child's name, and the invitation never asks for a date of birth. The name only appears inside the invitation, for the people you send the link to.
Can I make one invitation for twins or siblings?
Yes. Add the second name; the suggested texts are written to work for two birthday children as well.
Which ages does it suit?
The editor suggests ages 1 to 10 with one tap, but you can type any age. From 11 up, birthdays have their own gallery, and an eighteenth its own coming-of-age collection.
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