Prom invitations — one invitation for the whole class
The prom is one event with twenty-five families, and the hardest part is collecting the replies on time. A digital invitation gives every family its own link and its own number of seats, and the class sees everything in one dashboard.
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.
Cards for a prom
2 cards from the catalogue, each in several colours. Open one — it shows exactly as your guest will see it.
Why a digital invitation
- Every family answers for itself: how many people, which seats.
- The reply deadline is in the invitation, and everyone sees it, not just the parents' committee.
- The seating plan is made in the same dashboard once the replies are in.
Every guest reads the invitation in their own language — you pick it for each one.
Sample wording
Class of 2027, Year 13 at Kingsway Academy, invites you to the leavers' prom. Friday 22 May, 7 pm, Panorama restaurant. Price per head: … Please confirm the number of seats by 20 April.
Frequently asked questions
Who sends the prom invitation?
The parents' committee or the form teacher, from one account. Every family gets its own link.
How is the money for the tickets collected?
Separately from the invitation, however the class decides. The invitation states the amount and the deadline so there are no questions.
Can we make the seating plan in the same invitation?
Yes. Once the replies are in, you arrange the tables in the dashboard and every family sees its seats.
More on the subject
The leavers’ prom — the invitation, the deadline and everything the class has to decideWho sends the invitation, what it says, how to collect the replies from 25 families, and what not to leave for the final week.Other occasions
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.