Milestone birthday invitations — formal digital invitations for a big round birthday
A round-number birthday brings three generations to one table. The invitation should be formal and clear, and a digital one has the advantage that the grandchildren open it on their phones and older relatives get the link from their children.
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.
Cards for a milestone birthday
9 cards from the catalogue, each in several colours. Open one — it shows exactly as your guest will see it.
Why a digital invitation
- Elegant cards that look printed but open anywhere.
- Menu and seats in the same invitation when the dinner has a seating plan.
- Guests from abroad read the invitation in their own language.
Every guest reads the invitation in their own language — you pick it for each one.
Sample wording
Sixty years are a reason to celebrate. John Harrison invites you to a dinner in honour of his birthday. Saturday 16 May, 7 pm, Panorama restaurant. Please reply by 5 May.
Frequently asked questions
How formal should a milestone birthday invitation be?
More formal than for an ordinary birthday: full names, the full date and the time written out.
Who is the host when the children organise the celebration?
It can say "The family of John Harrison invites you…". The birthday person is at the centre, and the organiser answers the questions.
Is a seating plan needed?
With more than thirty guests at a dinner, yes. The plan is in the dashboard, and every guest sees their seat in their invitation.
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Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.