Holly bow snow globe housewarming card

A tidy, elegant festive invitation

Think of the people on your list: colleagues who have never seen your street, neighbours, relatives from another town. For all of them, an online party invitation is a simple link that opens a clear card. This one has a white background, a snow globe with a cream house, dark green shutters and a red door, and a holly wreath with berries around the base.

The Max and Julia example gives each guest what they need: the time, the new address and a short plan for the afternoon. It works like an online event invitation, and you can print a QR code for the invitation for the card that goes with a gift or a note through a neighbour’s door. Because guests only receive a link, there is nothing to lose in a coat pocket, and the details stay the same whether they open it today or on the morning of the party. If the time or the address changes, you edit it once and every guest sees the new version.

Frequently asked questions

Do guests need to install anything?

No. They tap the link in a message and the card opens in their browser. Nobody has to create an account.

Can I remind people who have not replied?

Yes. You can see who has not answered yet and send a friendly message through WhatsApp to those guests.

Who is this design for?

It suits couples, families and friends who like a classic look: a quiet palette, a traditional house and a little Christmas green and red. It will not suit a very loud theme, but it fits most new homes.

Can I add a short word of thanks or a request?

Yes. Edit the closing line in the editor, for example to ask guests to bring nothing but themselves. The editor keeps the layout tidy while you type.

Is it cheaper than printed cards?

It usually costs less than printing and posting paper invitations. Current options are on the pricing page.