Make a berry garland Christmas lunch card

A relaxed, family-style invitation

What do your guests want to know before a Christmas lunch? Mostly when, where and what is being served. A Christmas lunch invitation online answers that on one screen, and this design makes it look inviting: a berry-red and pine-green garland, soft flowers and shiny baubles above a short, warm question, “Join us for lunch?”

Because guests open the link on their phone, they can reply right away, view the location and save the date. You can also share it as a online event invitation with everyone at once, or send it through WhatsApp to the family group chat. The sample text mentions soup, sandwiches and a Christmas dessert, which sets a relaxed tone: no long dinner, just a good table and time to talk.

Give the lunch your own twist. Change the names, the place and the menu, or keep the framing as it is, with its calm sage green surroundings.

Lunch invitations also work well for people who travel. Relatives who live further away can open the link, check the route and decide in advance whether they come by train or by car, all from one page that stays up to date.

Frequently asked questions

Is it quick to set up?

Yes. Most people only need to change the names, date, place and menu, and the invitation is ready to share.

What happens when someone replies?

The guest taps the RSVP button and answers. The route and the calendar option are right there on the same page.

Is this design only for lunch?

The text is written for a lunch, but the garland works for a brunch, an afternoon tea or a coffee morning too. Just edit the words.

Can I use my own photo instead?

You can replace the garland with a photo or another illustration in the editor and adjust the text and colours.

Can children be part of the lunch?

Of course. The card is family-friendly, so you can add a line about a kids’ table or a quiet corner and guests will read it before they answer.