Five pastel trees for a bubbly brunch

A gentle, sweet Christmas invitation

Your guests will meet this card as a link on their phone: no paper, no stamps, just a pretty online Christmas invitation that opens in a second. The first thing they see is a pastel row of little trees in coral and blush pink on white, drawn like watercolor with tiny dots and a few red stars, and then the words Brunch with bubbles.

Below the trees, guests find the date, the time and the address, plus the menu of pancakes, bubbles and pink frosted cookies. They can plan the event around the card, read the closing line asking for a reply by December 20 and tap the RSVP button. Everything is written for friends, so the tone stays light and warm. Hosts who like to plan ahead can also tell guests what to bring or whether kids are welcome, simply by adding a line to the sample text.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to send?

Only a few minutes. The design is finished, so you only add your own text, and then you share the link.

What do guests do on the card?

They answer yes or no with the RSVP button, open the address on a map, save the date to their calendar and can write a few words in the guestbook.

What does the illustration look like?

Five watercolor trees stand in a row on a white card: two broader coral ones, three slender pale pink ones, with red dots, a snowflake-like star and a small red star on top. The black trunks keep it crisp against all that pink.

Can I use my own picture instead?

Yes. Read how to use an illustration instead of a photo, or the other way round, and place a family photo or any drawing you like where the trees are.

How do I share it?

By WhatsApp, e-mail, text message, social media or a QR code, whichever your guests use the most. Once it is out there, you can still adjust the details on the same link.