Send a Christmas lunch invitation with berries

A tender, timeless winter invitation

Your guests will probably open this card while they are at home or on the way somewhere, so it has to be easy on the eye. The first thing they see is a garland of pine, berries, cream roses and shiny baubles on a clean white card, and the second is a friendly invitation to a Christmas lunch with you. Soup, sandwiches and a Christmas dessert are on the menu, and the time is half past twelve. That is the whole online Christmas invitation: pretty, clear and quick to answer.

You can send the card via WhatsApp, by email, text message or social media, or hand out a QR code at the end of a gathering you are already hosting. Guests reply on their phone, open the route when they set off and put the date in their calendar so the lunch does not slip away. Because the invitation lives on one link, a change of table or time reaches everyone without a second round of messages.

Frequently asked questions

Can I do this without design skills?

Yes. The layout, the garland and the example text are ready, and you only fill in your own details.

What do guests see after tapping RSVP?

They say whether they are coming and can leave a short message. You see all replies in one place.

Does white work on every screen?

A white card with dark red lettering has a strong contrast, so it stays legible on bright and dimmed screens alike.

Can I put my own photo in place of the garland?

Yes. The illustration can be swapped for a photo, for example of the tea room. Here is how to use an illustration instead of a photo.

Is a digital card cheaper than printed ones?

Usually it is more affordable, because there is no printing or postage. Compare the options on the pricing page.