Kids' birthday invitations — cheerful digital invitations for the parents
A children's birthday invitation is read by the parents, so it says clearly: when, where, by when and with whom. A digital one also asks about allergies, so the party is relaxed for everyone.
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.
Cards for a kids' birthday
6 cards from the catalogue, each in several colours. Open one — it shows exactly as your guest will see it.
Why a digital invitation
- A field for allergies and for the number of children and adults, before you order the cake.
- An end time in the invitation, so parents know when to collect the children.
- Animated cards the child will want to show around.
Every guest reads the invitation in their own language — you pick it for each one.
Sample wording
Oliver is turning 5! Join us on Saturday 14 March, 3–6 pm, Little Bears play centre, 14 Church Street. Please reply by 10 March and tell us about any allergies.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the invitation addressed to?
To the parents of the child, with the little guest's name. They receive the link and reply.
Do parents stay at the party?
With children under six, usually yes. Say so in the invitation so nobody has to wonder.
Can we ask about allergies?
Yes. The invitation has an allergies field, and the answers sit next to each child's name.
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Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.