Create a sand and burgundy company invitation

A soft, personal invitation

In short, an online business invitation is a single page your guests open from a link, with every practical detail and a reply button. This version is calm and light: a warm sand background, a slightly paler card, dark brown text and the host’s name in burgundy, with a horizontal arrangement of white snowberries and greenery at the top. The text reads like a personal note, thanking guests for the year and looking ahead to the next. Pick it for a company holiday party that should feel warm and personal rather than corporate.

Share the link by email, in a newsletter or with a QR code at reception. Guests open the invitation on their phone, reply in a few taps and use the directions to the venue to find the office on the day itself. Because the dress code and the plus-one policy are on the page, you will get fewer questions by email.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it out this week?

Certainly. Fill in your own details, check the preview on a phone and a laptop, and publish. You can send the link to everyone at once and share it with late additions afterwards.

Which options do guests have?

Four buttons: RSVP, Add to calendar, Directions and Guestbook. The guestbook is a nice extra for a thank-you party, because guests can leave a few words for the team.

What makes this design different from a dark business invitation?

The light sand and soft brown make it feel open and friendly, and the burgundy name adds a festive touch without red and gold. The low, wide centerpiece frames the page instead of standing beside the text. Together with the grateful opening, it feels more like a personal invitation than a corporate announcement.

Can I use a team photo instead of the centerpiece?

Yes. Replace the centerpiece with your own image, or keep an illustration if you prefer; this article explains how to use an illustration instead of a photo and vice versa. Texts, colors and the font are fully adjustable too.

What does it cost compared with printed cards?

There is no printing, no envelopes and no postage, which usually makes an online invitation the more affordable option. View everything before you pay, and see the pricing page for the current options.