Snow globe with deer, fawn and squirrel

A gentle, storybook Christmas card

Your guests will first notice the animals. In a glass snow globe, a red deer with white speckles stands tall in the snow, a smaller brown fawn looks on and a squirrel sits between them, all in front of a forest of snowy spruces. That is the spirit of this online Christmas invitation: it invites people to step into a quiet winter scene and then tells them in a few friendly lines where and when to meet.

Below the globe, guests read the date, the time and the address of the tea house, plus the plan: a winter walk with soup afterward. The closing line asks them to reply by December 20. After the walk, they can write a thank-you in the guestbook. You make the text your own by replacing the example text, and the costs stay modest, see the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to send?

Only a few minutes. The design is finished, so you add your own text and share the link.

What do guests do on the card?

They answer with the RSVP button, open the meeting point on a map, save the date in their calendar and can write a message in the guestbook.

What is on the illustration exactly?

A snow globe with a forest of dark, snowy spruces, a red deer with white dots, a brown fawn and a small squirrel in the snow. Its cream base carries thin red lines and a ribbon, with red berries and blue-green leaves on both sides.

Can I use my own photo?

Yes. You can replace the illustration with a photo of the forest, the tea house or the group from last year, and keep the card, the text and the reply button as they are.

What does it cost compared with paper?

A digital invitation is usually cheaper than printing and postage, and you can reach every guest at once. The pricing page shows what applies to your invitation.