For the people on your team, an online New Year’s reception invitation is simply a link they open on their phone, with everything they need to know about the company drinks and a button to say they will be there. Here they first see a familiar scene: colleagues laughing at tall white tables in a light-filled atrium, glasses in hand. Below it, the deep green card says that everyone is invited, whatever their role or however long they have been around.
That tone matters at a staff gathering. New hires, part-timers and colleagues who mostly work from home should feel just as welcome as the founders, and the relaxed dress code helps. Guests open the location and route to the office, add the date to their calendar and reply before the deadline, so the organizer is not left chasing answers in the hallway.
Create your own online New Year’s invitation
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting New Year’s invitation within minutes.
How long does it take before my colleagues can open it?
Not long. Fill in your company name, date and venue, and share the link the same day. The photo and the layout are ready, so you mainly check the text.
What can guests do with the invitation?
They reply with one tap, open the map to the venue, save the date in their own calendar and, if you turn it on, leave a message in the guestbook. That last part is a nice way to collect wishes for the new year.
Who is this design meant for?
It is meant for a company inviting its own people: staff, interns and perhaps a few freelancers who work with you every day. The photo of colleagues at tall tables and the line about the newest intern make that clear at first glance.
Can I write the text in my own words?
Of course. Every heading and line can be changed, from the welcome to the reply deadline. This guide explains how to replace the sample text with your own.
What if some colleagues forget to reply?
Your dashboard shows who has answered. You can send a reminder to those who have not, so nobody is overlooked.
Use this design
Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.