Send a festive tree decorating invitation

A colorful, traditional afternoon invitation

Your friends probably know that your tree is the one that never gets finished before Christmas. Thinking of them, an online party invitation for a tree trimming afternoon can be light-hearted and still contain everything they need. The card greets them with a painted fir full of red and cream ornaments, a golden star on top, pine cones and berries between the needles, and a banner at the bottom wishing Merry Christmas. Above it, in a flowing red script, comes the question: Help us trim the tree?

Guests learn the rest in a few lines. The boxes are down from the attic, hot cocoa and Christmas music are waiting, and the afternoon starts at three on Sunday, December 13. They answer by December 8. Afterwards, they can leave a cheerful message in the online guestbook, and the whole thing can be put in their calendar, so adding the event to the agenda takes one tap. You can also add a day schedule if you plan to light the lights at a set time.

Frequently asked questions

How do my guests reply?

They open the link on their phone and press the RSVP button. You receive the answers in one list.

Can I change the heading?

Yes. The headline, the text and the blocks are all editable. You can write something different from a question if you like.

Why is the watercolor look a good fit?

Soft brush strokes, a pale green wash and a hand-written heading feel like a family afternoon, not like an advertisement. It pairs well with a table of cocoa and cookies.

Can I change the details after sending?

Yes. If the time or the address changes, you edit it on the same link and everyone who opens the card sees the new version.

Is it cheaper than printed cards?

It is generally more economical, with no printing and no stamps. See the pricing page for what suits you.