Grandparents, friends and other parents open this online birthday invitation with one tap, and what they see first is a dark green card with a lion, an elephant, a monkey and a giraffe standing under a big leafy 2. The orange flower on the number and the peach of the smaller text keep the green from feeling heavy.
Beneath the picture they find three short blocks with the time, the place and the pick-up, and a friendly question whether they will come. Our birthday party invitation guide lists more ideas for the text.
Create your own online birthday invitation
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting birthday invitation within minutes.
When is the best moment to send it?
A few weeks before the party. Pick the reply date yourself, and adjust it later on the same link if the plans change.
What can family and friends do with it?
Reply with the RSVP button, open the route in a map app, save the party in a Google, Apple, Outlook or Yahoo calendar and write in the guestbook, all on a phone.
Why do the animals have no white frame around them?
The illustration sits on the same green as the card, so the animals stand directly on it. That is why the card looks like one scene instead of a picture on a page.
Can I put our own photo on it?
Yes. Read how to use an illustration instead of a photo or the other way round, and change the colours if you want a lighter card.
What does it cost?
Less than printed cards with postage. The pricing page explains the details.
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