Milestone birthdays
Thirty, forty, fifty, sixty and beyond. A grown-up invitation with the big number front and center, replies with names and diets, and an exact headcount for the restaurant.
Designed for your occasion · $49 per event · up to 150 guests · you see it before you pay
The design is built around the age and the person: elegant for a 50th dinner, louder for a 30th. You see it finished before you pay.
Say so in the first line, send the link only to the guests, and every reply comes to you, not to the birthday person.
For a sit-down dinner, draw the room, add the tables and seat the guests who said yes. When a reply changes, you move one name.
Drinks, dinner, the toasts, the dancing. Each part has its time, and the dress code sits right under the date.
Change the names, dates and places and it is ready. When we make your invitation, you write the text or we put it together with you. More in our guide to online birthday invitations: wording, timing and RSVPs.
Daniel is turning 40, and he would like to celebrate with the people who got him here.
Saturday, March 21, at 7 pm, The Copper Room, 120 Bay Street.
Dinner, a few toasts and dancing until late. Cocktail attire.
Please reply by March 7 and let us know about any dietary needs.
Shh! It's a surprise.
Linda is turning 50, and she has no idea we are throwing her a party.
Friday, October 9. Please arrive by 6:45 pm sharp at Bella Terra, 33 Vine Street. Linda arrives at 7.
Reply by September 25, and please do not mention it on social media.
Love, Greg and the kids
Send milestone birthday invitations four to six weeks before the party, and add a save the date two to three months ahead if guests need to travel. Ask for replies two weeks before, which is usually when a restaurant wants the final number.
From your first message to a finished invitation is usually a few days.
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The occasion, the date, roughly how many guests, and any theme or colors you have in mind.
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Built around your occasion. You see it finished before you pay, and ask for changes until it is right.
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By text, WhatsApp or email. Replies arrive in your list as guests send them.
Put the word surprise in the first line, give guests an arrival time 15 to 30 minutes before the guest of honor arrives, and ask them not to post about it. Send the link only to the guests.
Keep it short and warm: "Your company is the only gift needed" or "No gifts, please. Just bring yourselves." One line at the end of the invitation is enough.
Say it on the invitation: "Partners welcome" or "This invitation is for you." Every reply lists the names of everyone coming, so you always know who your guests are bringing.
Yes. The seating plan works from the guests who said yes, with the names of everyone in each party. You draw the room and the tables and seat people as replies arrive.
$49 once per event for up to 150 guests, with no subscription and no charge per guest. The design is made for your occasion, and you see it finished before you pay anything.
We reply within 24 hours, and you see the invitation finished before you pay anything.
Other occasions: Kids' birthdays · Baby showers · Christenings and baptisms · First Communions · Confirmations · 25th anniversaries · 50th anniversaries · Class reunions · Family reunions · Retirement parties