Playful online invitation for a birthday party

Made for celebrations that stay informal

An online party invitation is a card you send as a link, so every detail reaches your guests on the device they already have in hand. No envelopes. This design takes that practical idea and gives it a cheerful face, which suits a birthday better than anything stiff.

Soft mint sits against a deeper teal, and a handwritten headline gives the card its swing. The body text stays quiet and readable underneath. It reads young without tipping into childish, so a tenth birthday and a sixteenth are both at home here.

Send it the week before or a month ahead, whichever suits your planning. Guests tap once to confirm they are coming, open the route to your address and drop the date into their calendar. Nothing to print. Not quite the mood you had in mind? Have a look at our other online party invitations.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can I have this ready?

Ten minutes covers it for most people. You replace the names, the date and the address, then share the link by message or email.

What can my guests do with the card?

They confirm attendance with one tap, open directions to the venue and add the date to their calendar. Replies land in your dashboard as they come in, so you are not counting heads in a group chat.

Does the handwritten headline stay readable on a phone?

Yes. The script runs only across the top line and scales with the screen. Everything below it sits in a plain typeface, so a long street name still reads cleanly at arm’s length.

Can I change the colours and the wording?

All of it. Colours, text and photo are yours to swap. Browse the full portfolio if you would rather start somewhere else.

Does this work out cheaper than printed cards?

It comes in below printing and postage, and a change costs you nothing extra. If the start time moves, you edit the page and every guest sees the new version at the same link.