Send a watercolour-green scribble tree invitation

A relaxed, crafty Christmas invitation

Your guests will see a scribble tree before they read a single word: a black line that loops around itself into a Christmas tree, with green watercolour patches, a red star and a handful of coloured baubles. That playful drawing sets the tone for this online Christmas invitation, which asks “Want to come craft?” and lists what the afternoon holds: centerpieces, painted ornaments, lemonade and gingerbread cookies. The white background keeps it light, the lettering looks handwritten, and the closing line politely asks for a reply by December 11.

Guests open the invitation on their phone, tap RSVP and see where the afternoon takes place. If they like to know who else is coming or want to share something, they can write in the guestbook. You can send the link through WhatsApp, e-mail, text message or social media, or show it as a QR code at a school gate or on a shared noticeboard.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get this invitation out quickly?

Yes. Fill in your names, date, time and address, check the preview and share the link. It can be done in the time it takes to make a cup of tea.

What do guests see after opening the link?

The card with the scribble tree, the invitation text, the date and time, the address with a map link and the RSVP button. They can also save the date in their agenda.

Why a scribble tree instead of a classic one?

The loose lines say that perfection is not the point. That matches a craft afternoon where children and adults get paint on their sleeves, and it still looks Christmassy thanks to the red star.

Can I replace the illustration with a photo?

Yes. You can keep the drawing or choose your own picture, see how to use an illustration instead of a photo. Colours and text can be adjusted in the editor too.

What if the plan changes?

Edit the details on the same link. Guests who already received the invitation will see the new information when they open it again.