Brown-and-white send-off card for a cabinetmaker

A relaxed, homely workshop party

For guests, a farewell invitation online is the place to see what is planned, reply and leave a word for the person stepping back. Customers and colleagues will recognize this one at a glance: a sunlit workshop with tools on the walls, wood shavings on the floor and a smiling furniture maker in his leather apron. The heading in wood brown on a white card and the relaxed dress code, sawdust welcome, tell them this will be an easygoing afternoon among friends.

Many guests will have a story about a table, a staircase or a cupboard he once made for them. In the online guestbook they can write it down, so the craftsman keeps a collection of memories from forty years at the workbench. Workshops are often tucked away on a side street or a farmyard, so guests appreciate being able to open the route to the location on their phone.

Frequently asked questions

Is it quick to send to customers and family?

Yes. As soon as the details are right, you share one link by WhatsApp, e-mail, text message, social media or a QR code on the shop counter.

What do guests do when they open it?

They read the invitation, reply with RSVP, open the workshop on the map, add the afternoon to their calendar and write a memory or a thank-you in the guestbook.

Why a wide photo of the workshop?

Because the workshop is part of the story. The rows of chisels, the tall windows and the finished cabinet show a life of craftsmanship, and the wide frame across the top gives that room before the details follow on the white card.

Can I use a photo of our own carpenter?

Yes, upload your own photo in the editor, preferably a landscape shot in his workplace, and adjust the text and colors to match.

What does it cost compared to printed cards?

An online invitation is cheaper than printing and posting cards, and you reach everyone at once. See the pricing page for the options.