Create a candlelit Christmas Eve invitation

A simple, festive invitation

An online Christmas invitation does two jobs at once: it invites your friends and it holds every practical detail, from the time and address to a reply form, behind a single link. Nora & Sam’s version keeps most of the card white, with centered text and one watercolor branch for color. It is made for hosts who want a calm, wintry invitation they can fit to their own Christmas Eve in a few minutes.

Share the link in a group chat, by email or as a QR code on the door of your building. Friends tap Add to calendar so the evening sits next to their other plans, and the Directions button takes them straight to your street. Read how guests add an event to their calendar straight from an invitation. If the plans shift, you edit the invitation and everyone sees the new details through the same link.

Frequently asked questions

Is it possible to send it this evening?

Yes, as long as you know the date and the address. Fill them in, look at the preview and publish. You can send the link to your guests right after that.

What is on the invitation besides the text?

Four buttons: RSVP to say whether they are coming, Add to calendar, Directions to your home and Guestbook for a short message. You see all answers together in one overview.

Which colors does the design use?

A warm off-white card on a cream background, dark green for the script title, deep charcoal for the text and cranberry red for the small headings. Those shades come from the branch itself, with its pine needles, spruce and berries.

How do I put in my own text?

Click a text block in the builder and type your own words; colors and the image change the same way. The guide on how to replace the example text walks you through it.

What does it cost compared with cards and stamps?

Less, in most cases, because there is nothing to print or mail. You can put the whole invitation together and look at it before you pay; the pricing page lists the current options.