Send a hand-drawn animal parade invitation

A cozy, cheerful party invitation

Classmates, cousins and neighbors will recognize an online birthday invitation like this at once: it is a party card, only on a phone. Here a whole animal parade looks out at them, from a big lion with a thick mane to a crocodile at the far end, each wearing a pointed party hat.

Children can look at the animals while their parents read when and where to come, how late the party runs and by which date to reply. A short guide to birthday invitations gives ideas for what else to mention.

Frequently asked questions

Do guests need an app?

No. They open the link in the browser on their phone and see the invitation straight away. No account is needed to read it or to answer.

What can grandparents and friends do besides reply?

They can open the address in a map app, save the date in Google, Apple, Outlook or Yahoo calendar and write a greeting in the guestbook.

Which animals are on the card?

You see a lion, a pale round-faced friend in a red striped jumper, a monkey, an elephant, a tiger, a giraffe and a crocodile. The hats are red, orange and teal, which gives the picture a festive touch.

Can I send it in more than one way?

Yes. Share it by WhatsApp, e-mail, text or social media, or show a QR code at school or the club so other parents can open it.

What does it cost compared with paper?

It is cheaper than printing and posting cards. The current rates are on the pricing page.