Send a crimson fir invitation to friends

A cheeky, glamorous Christmas invitation

Are you in? That is the question your friends read, and this online Christmas invitation makes it hard to say no. They open the link and meet a pink card with a drawn fir tree in crimson, the words “Merry Christmas” beneath it and a short text promising pajamas, bubbles and a pile of Christmas films. There is no dress code, no gift list and no programme to follow, just a warm invitation from three friends to spend the evening together. The closing line asks for an answer by December 15 so the hosts can count seats on the sofa.

Guests tap RSVP, check the address and leave a few words in the guestbook, for instance which film they are bringing. You send the link by WhatsApp, e-mail, text message or social media, or show it as a QR code on your phone when you meet a friend in person. Late additions to the guest list just get the same link.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it today?

Yes. Replace the example names, date, time and address, check the preview on your phone and share the link. Most people finish within a few minutes.

What do my friends see when they open it?

The pink card with the crimson tree, the invitation text, date and time, the address with a map link and the RSVP button. They can save the date in their agenda too.

Why is this design so simple?

A single tree on a flat pink field keeps the attention on the people and the plan. It looks stylish without competing with the cheese board.

Can I use a photo of the three of us?

Yes. Keep the drawing or pick your own picture, as described in the guide on using an illustration instead of a photo. Text and colours can be changed as well.

What if the evening moves to another date?

Change the details on the same link. Friends who already have the invitation see the new date when they open it again.