Which design fits your Christmas plans?
Not every Christmas get-together is the same. A sit-down dinner asks for something calm, say deep green or burgundy with a poinsettia. A Friendsmas or an ugly sweater party can be a lot louder. There are designs for Christmas Eve, a Christmas lunch or brunch, a block party on your street and even a choir concert. Want your own faces on it? Pick one of the designs with room for a photo.
What to put on the invitation
Start with the date, the start time and the address. Then add the things guests always ask about in December:
- whether to bring a dish, or a small gift for Secret Santa
- a dress code, if the sweaters are not optional
- dietary wishes, so nobody has to guess at the table
- the date you’d like an answer by
When to send it
December calendars fill up fast. Send the invitation three to four weeks ahead: for a party in mid-December, that means the second half of November. Plans change? Edit the event once and every guest sees the new details through the same link. No second round of messages.
Organising Christmas drinks or a dinner for your team? Have a look at the business invitations.