For an office party, a neighbourhood get-together or the family’s end-of-year dinner. Make one page with the date, the place and the plan, send the link, and see who’s coming, with partners and dietary needs.
Free to make and publish. Guests never need an account.
Northline Studio’s holiday party at a waterfront loft in Seattle, with partners invited.
The name of the party, the date, the time and the venue, with the address for the map.
Dinner, the toast, the photo booth, how to get home: what people need to know, in a few lines.
Import the list from a spreadsheet and email everyone their link, or post one link in the team channel.
A work party invitation answers the questions people are shy to ask: is it paid for, can I bring my partner, and how late does it go.
December fills up fast. Send a reminder a week before the reply-by date, and the final details two days before the party.
Say clearly whether partners, children or contractors are welcome. “Partners welcome” or “Team only” on the page settles it.
Say whether dinner is served or it’s drinks and nibbles, ask about dietary needs in the reply, and mention the alcohol-free options.
Add parking, public transport and the last train, or say if the company covers rides home.
For the office, the neighbours or the family. Copy one and change the details.
You’re invited to the Northline Studio holiday party on Friday, December 11, from 6 to 10 pm at The Loft at Pier 9. Dinner, drinks and the photo booth are on us. Partners welcome. Please reply by December 1 and tell us about any dietary needs.
Come and celebrate the season with us. Drinks and snacks at our place on Saturday, December 12 from 4 pm, and the kids are welcome too. Let us know if you can make it.
Join us for an end-of-year dinner on Sunday, December 20 at 6 pm at Rosa’s on Main Street. We’ve booked the back room. Please reply by December 13 so we can confirm numbers.
Holiday open house: drop in any time between 2 and 6 pm on Saturday, December 19. Hot cider, cookies and a fire in the garden. Bring the whole family.
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For a work party the pass adds reply reminders before the reply-by date, your company’s colours, and a photo wall for the night. One payment, no subscription.
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Yes. Making and publishing your holiday party invitation, the reply form and the guest list are free, with no limit on guests. An optional site pass adds extras such as your own colours, a photo wall for guests and automatic reply reminders, for one payment per site.
Four to six weeks for a work party or a Saturday in December; three weeks is enough for a smaller party at home. Set the reply-by date about a week before, or when the venue needs final numbers.
“Holiday party” is the usual choice at work and with mixed groups, since not everyone celebrates Christmas. Among friends who do, “Christmas party” is fine. Pick either when you make the page and the wording follows.
Yes. Import your list, switch to invited guests only, and email or message each person their own link. Nobody else can reply, and you can add a password to the page.
Yes. The reply form asks every guest about food allergies, and you can add your own questions, such as a meal choice or whether they need parking.
No. They open the link in any browser, on any phone, and reply in under a minute.
Yes. Add co-hosts by their email address and they manage the site with you, from their own account. Two people can edit at the same time without undoing each other’s changes.
A few questions, a minute or two, and your invitation is ready to share.