Most of your guests will meet this card on their phone, probably while doing something else. A good online Christmas invitation has to work for them: the big raccoon draws the eye, the headline “Ho ho ho” makes them smile, and a short text tells them what to wear and when to come. Below the picture are the day, the time and the place, followed by a line about mulled wine, hot cocoa and a prize.
Guests can answer with the RSVP button, open the location on a map and put the date in their calendar, so they do not have to write anything down. If you would rather share the link in person, create a QR code and hang it by the office coffee machine or on the fridge. Everyone who scans it lands on the same card.
The tone is playful, with a red that matches the festive lights in the text. If your group is more reserved, you can tone down the wording and keep the picture.
Create your own online Christmas party invitation
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting Christmas party invitation within minutes.
Is it quick to share?
Very. Send the link by WhatsApp, e-mail, text message or social media, or let guests scan a QR code.
What can guests do on the card?
Reply with RSVP, open the route and add the party to their calendar. They can also write in the guestbook.
Is the style only for people who love loud sweaters?
The picture is loud, but the text can be as calm or as silly as you like. The example is built for a sweater night, and you can rewrite it for a Christmas drink at home.
Do I need design skills to change it?
No. Text, colours and illustration are changed in the editor. This guide shows how to customise a ready-made design.
When do guests see updates?
Right away. After sharing you can still change details on the same link, and guests who open it again see the latest version.
Use this design
Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.