Create a Friendsmas dinner invitation

A lively, informal invitation

In short, an online Christmas invitation replaces the paper card with a web page your friends open on their phone: one link for the date, the address, the plan and the replies. Olivia & Jake’s version keeps the layout simple, with a holly bouquet on the left, the title in deep red on the right and the practical details centered below. It is built for hosts who want to invite a group quickly to a shared Christmas dinner and still have it look cared for.

Drop the link in your group chat and everyone has the same information. If that is where your friends are, read how to send your invitation via WhatsApp. On the page, guests reply, add the dinner to their calendar and open directions to your home. Because the reply date falls a week before the party, you have enough time to plan the dishes and the gift swap.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it the same day?

Yes. Enter the date, the address and the reply deadline, adjust what to bring and look at the preview on your phone. Publish, and you can share the link straight away.

What can guests do after they open the link?

They answer with RSVP, save the evening with Add to calendar, find your home with Directions and leave a message in the guestbook. All replies show up in your overview.

Which colors and layout does it use?

A linen white card on a white background, deep berry red for the title and dark green for the small headings, with the text in soft charcoal. The holly sits beside the welcome text at the top, and the plan, the bring-along list and the reply line follow underneath, centered.

Can I adapt the design to our own party?

Of course. Change the wording, the colors, the font or the illustration in the builder. This guide shows how to customize a ready-made design step by step.

How does the cost compare to printed cards?

An online invitation is usually more affordable, because printing and postage drop out. You see the result before you pay; the pricing page has the details.