Send a street Christmas card with reindeer

A neighborly, easygoing invitation

Inviting the neighbors does not have to be formal, and this card keeps it light. The guests are the people from your own street, so the design shows a street: snow-covered roofs, lit windows, a Christmas tree on the corner and Santa’s sleigh passing overhead. The cream card and warm orange details feel inviting rather than grand, which suits an evening that starts at the little square and ends with a drink at number 14. Anyone searching for an online Christmas invitation for a street gathering will find the right tone here: warm, simple and a little nostalgic. It works as well for a block of apartments as for a row of houses.

Neighbors who have never been to each other’s homes can still reply in a single tap. Share the card by WhatsApp in the street group or hang a QR code on the bin store or the corner lamppost, and everyone ends up on the same page with the same information. The map link shows where to meet, so latecomers can find the group by the glow of the lanterns. Because the date and meeting point stay on the card, you do not need to repeat them in every group message, and neighbors who join the street later can be sent the same link.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it by WhatsApp?

Yes. You can share the link via WhatsApp, email, text message or social media, or print a QR code for the noticeboard.

How do I know who is coming?

Every answer from the RSVP button appears in your overview, so you can plan the cider and the cups.

Is the picture suitable for a winter evening?

Yes. The dusky blues, the snow and the warm orange windows all point to a cold, clear evening in December.

Can I remind neighbors before the day?

Yes. You can remind guests who have not replied yet, without writing a new invitation.

Is it cheaper than printing flyers?

Usually, since there is no printing or delivery by hand. The current rates are on the pricing page.