Make a bold red housewarming invitation

A sleek, welcoming invitation

At heart, an online Christmas invitation is an invitation and an RSVP form in one link that works on any phone or tablet. This one opens with a large photo of a couple in festive knitwear, then greets guests with “Welcome to our new home” above the names in tall capitals. Everything sits on a deep Christmas red card with cream lettering, so the page looks unified from top to bottom. Choose it for a housewarming in December where you want to keep the invitation simple and the attention on your new home.

Not everyone in your circle uses the same apps, so the link can travel in different ways: by WhatsApp, by email or as a QR code on the invitation you print and drop in the neighbors’ mailboxes. Whoever opens it sees the same page and can reply, plan the route and save the date in their own calendar.

Frequently asked questions

Can this invitation be sent today?

Yes. Put in your names, the new address, the start time and the reply date, look at the preview and publish. You can send the link straight away.

How do guests let us know they are coming?

With the RSVP button in the invitation. They can also add the afternoon to their calendar, open directions to your street and leave a note in the guestbook.

What does the photo add to this design?

It sets the mood before anyone reads a word: two people in Christmas sweaters, mugs in hand, in a light, white kitchen. Against the red card, the bright photo stands out clearly. Replace it with a photo of your own home or of yourselves, and the invitation instantly feels like yours.

Can I use an illustration instead of a photo?

Yes. Swap the photo for one of your own or for an illustration; the guide to using an illustration instead of a photo explains both options. Texts and colors are fully adjustable too.

Is it cheaper than printed invitations?

In most cases, because printing, envelopes and postage are not needed. Compare the options on the pricing page.