Send a red-script tea party invitation

A rosy, refined birthday invitation

Children who receive this online birthday invitation see red brush lettering on soft pink and a text written in the birthday child’s own voice: a real tea party, with a dress or a shirt of their choice. For the parents it is a simple message with every detail in place.

On their phone they can see the day, the time, the tea house and the pick-up time, add the party to their calendar and check the route. The page on adding an event to the calendar shows how that works for guests.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to make?

About as long as it takes to type your own names and times. The layout is ready, so you only replace the example text and the date, then share.

What can the other parents do?

They reply with the RSVP button, open the address in Google Maps or Apple Maps, put the date in their agenda and write a few words in the guestbook, all from the same link.

Why does the heading talk about a tea party?

The card text speaks as the child: “A tea party just for me”, followed by the age and the dress code. The red script on pink gives it a calm, dressed-up feel rather than a loud party look.

Can I add my child’s photo or another picture?

Yes, the lettering can be swapped for your own photo, and the guide on using an illustration instead of a photo explains the options. Text and colours are editable as well.

What does it cost compared with printed cards?

Making and sending it online is cheaper than printed cards and postage. You can see the options on the pricing page.