Parents who read an invitation for a visit to an animal park want the practical side straight away. This online birthday invitation gives it under a cheerful picture: six animals in hats on mint green, and three blocks with when, where and the pick-up at the entrance.
Other parents open the link, check the day and answer with the RSVP button. For a first idea of what a party like this needs, look at the overview of birthday invitations, or hand out a QR code of the invitation at school.
Create your own online birthday invitation
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting birthday invitation within minutes.
How long does it take?
A few minutes of typing. Replace the example name, place and times, look at the preview and send.
What can the parents do with it?
They read the day and time, open the route to the park, put the date in their calendar and reply with yes, no or maybe. They can also leave a message in the guestbook, for example a birthday wish.
What is the headline on the card?
It reads Party at the zoo, followed by an invitation to join the parade. The tone is cheerful and a bit adventurous, in the voice of the child who is turning 4.
Can I use my own colours?
Yes. The mint green card, the headline and the animals can be adjusted in the editor, and you can add a photo of your own child.
Is sending it cheaper than printing?
Yes, it costs less than printed cards and postage. Details are on the pricing page, and you can still edit the invitation after sending it.
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Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.