White and gold company dinner card

A tasteful, understated business invitation

When you invite colleagues, clients or partners, the way the invitation looks says something about the company. This online Christmas invitation keeps to white, dark green and gold: a neat fir with golden baubles, a red Santa hat as the one playful detail, and a golden snowflake under the greeting. Guests who open the link on their phone see a card that feels like a printed one, without the stamps.

The guests in the example are the colleagues of Team Studio North, who read that they are being thanked for the past year with a dinner at The Courtyard Restaurant in Philadelphia. They answer with the RSVP button, open the address on a map and add the date to their calendar. If your team works in different places, you can send the link by WhatsApp or by e-mail, and everyone gets the same card. A short message in the guestbook lets people say thanks in return or mention a dietary wish. Because the card is one link, people who join late or from another office can still find the time and the address without asking around.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make this in my lunch break?

Yes. Change the names, the date and the address, and the invitation is ready to share within minutes.

What do guests have to do?

Open the link, press the RSVP button and, if they like, save the date in their calendar. That is all.

Why white and gold for a dinner?

White keeps the card calm and gold adds a festive glow. Together they suggest a quiet, well-organised evening rather than a noisy party.

Can I swap the tree for a company photo or logo?

Yes. The illustration can be replaced by a photo of your own. The page about an illustration instead of a photo explains how it works.

Can I use it for clients as well?

Certainly. Change the wording to fit your relationship and the card becomes a client dinner or a New Year reception.