Birthday invitations, made in minutes.
Fill in the details, pick a theme, and text or email your guests a single link. They RSVP right on the page — no group chat headcount required.
Why a link beats a group text
Group texts get messy fast — half the replies are "I think I can make it," the other half go unanswered until the day before. A single invitation link keeps everything in one place: the details, the map link, the "add to calendar" button, and a running tally of who's actually coming.
It works for any age or scale — a kid's birthday party, a milestone 30th, or a surprise party where you need to coordinate quietly without a group text tipping off the guest of honor.
What to include
- The basics — who, what time, where, and how long. "Starting at 3pm" is clearer than just a date.
- A dress code or theme line, if there is one — "dress code: festive" or "come in your best '90s outfit."
- An RSVP deadline, especially if you're ordering food or a cake based on headcount.
- Anything guests should bring — a dish for a potluck, swimsuits for a pool party, etc. — in the message field.
Themes for every kind of birthday
Tracking RSVPs without the spreadsheet
Once your invitation is live, every guest who replies shows up on your page automatically — name, whether they're coming, and how many people they're bringing. You get a running total ("🎉 14 going") without typing a single name into a spreadsheet yourself.
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Free, no signup. Pick a theme, fill in your details, and get a link to share in under five minutes.
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