Send a snowy village market card

A warm, neighborly Christmas invitation

Neighbors, grandparents and kids with cold noses: a Christmas market invites everyone, so the invitation should be easy for everyone to open. With an online Christmas invitation guests tap a link on their phone and land on a red woodcut-style card, with Santa flying over a snow-covered village and a church steeple rising above the rooftops in the distance. It is the kind of card that gets forwarded in a family group chat, because it looks friendly and shows at a glance what, where and when.

Under the heading Christmas market in the village they find the stalls, the barrel organ, the cider donuts and the moment the tree lights go on at 7:00 PM. They answer via the RSVP button and can send the card on to friends through WhatsApp. Because the message is short and warm, it reads like a note from a neighbor rather than a flyer.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can I send it?

As soon as you have changed the sample details, the link is ready. Share it by WhatsApp, e-mail, text message or with a QR code on a poster at the bakery.

What do guests see after tapping the link?

The full card with date, time and place, an RSVP button, the location on the map and a button to save the date in their calendar.

Why a vintage print for a market?

The engraved look and the snowy rooftops feel like an old Christmas postcard, which matches a market on the village green with a barrel organ. It sets expectations before anyone arrives.

Can I use a photo of our own village instead?

Yes, the editor lets you replace the illustration with a photo and change text and colors. You can still edit details after sharing.

Is it cheaper than print?

An online invitation is more affordable than printing and posting cards, and nothing ends up in the bin afterwards. See the pricing page for the options.