Send a simple gnome Christmas coffee card

A simple, friendly invitation

Some guests are shy about visiting people they only greet over the fence, and a friendly card helps them over that threshold. The gnome on this card looks a bit like a neighbor himself: a round figure with a big beard, one raised hand holding a balloon, and a slightly serious face that makes you smile. Nothing on the card is loud. The cream colors, the thin black lines and the single bright yellow balloon make it gentle and a little funny, and that is what turns a coffee invitation into an easy yes. That is why an online Christmas invitation like this one works well for a street where people are friendly but do not know each other well. It lowers the bar without lowering the charm.

Your guests open the link, read when and where, and answer with one tap. You can share the card by WhatsApp in the street group or hand out a QR code on a note through the letterbox, and the map link shows exactly which front yard to walk into. Everyone sees the same information, from the time to what is on the table, so there is nothing to explain twice. If a few neighbors are not on their phone much, a short message with the same link is enough to bring them back to the card.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it by WhatsApp or email?

Yes. You share the link by WhatsApp, email, text message or social media, or you print a QR code.

How do I see who is coming?

Every answer from the RSVP button shows up in your overview, so you know how much coffee and cake to prepare.

Does the gnome look the same in every language?

The illustration stays the same, and the handwriting says Merry Christmas. The text around it you can set in the language of your guests.

Can guests leave a greeting?

Yes. In the guestbook neighbors can leave a short message, which is a nice way to start the conversation before the morning.

Is it cheaper than printing cards?

Usually, since there is no printing and no postage. The current rates are on the pricing page.