Send a red-bordered Friendsmas invitation by link

A generous, lively Christmas invitation

What should I bring? is the question every potluck guest asks, and this online Christmas invitation answers it before anyone can type it: everyone brings something. When friends open the link they see a cream card with a deep red border, a fir tree standing alone in the middle, and a short text about a long table with a colourful mix of dishes and friends all around. “That’s Christmas to us,” it ends. The tone is warm and inclusive, with no dress code, no gift rules and no pressure to impress anyone with a complicated recipe.

Guests reply with the RSVP button and can write a few words in the guestbook, for instance to say they are bringing the potatoes. You send the link through WhatsApp, e-mail, text message or social media, or print it as a QR code to hand to friends you meet in person. Anyone who is invited late simply receives the same link.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can I send it?

In a few minutes. Fill in your names, the date, the time and the address, check how it looks on a phone and share the link.

What do guests see first?

The red frame, the tree and the invitation text, followed by the date, the address with a map link and the RSVP button. They can save the date in their agenda as well.

Is this card suitable for a small group?

Yes. A long table can be as long as you like, and the same card works for six friends or sixteen. The wording stays friendly either way.

Can I use a photo of our own table?

You can. Keep the drawing or choose your own picture, as explained in this article on using an illustration instead of a photo. Text and colours are editable too.

What if the date changes?

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