Holiday invitation maker
Holiday invitations compete with a crowded calendar, so they work best when they look festive at a glance and say the practical things clearly: what the event is, who is hosting, when and where, and what to bring or wear.
Choose a holiday & festival template
6 templates
Christmas Evergreen
Holiday & festival · Christmas · Seasonal & festive
A snowy card with a pine tree, holly and a script headline, for a Christmas party, open house or holiday dinner.
Animated invitation
New Year Midnight
Holiday & festival · New Year · Luxury & formal
An art-deco card with a clock striking twelve and glittering corners, for a New Year’s Eve party or gala.
Animated invitation
Thanksgiving Harvest
Holiday & festival · Thanksgiving · Seasonal & festive
A warm card with wheat and autumn leaves, for Thanksgiving dinner or a Friendsgiving potluck.
Animated invitation
Fourth of July Stars
Holiday & festival · Fourth of July · Seasonal & festive
A bold card with stars, bunting and fireworks bursts, for a Fourth of July cookout, parade party or Memorial Day barbecue.
Animated invitation
Halloween Night
Holiday & festival · Halloween · Seasonal & festive
A moody card with a jack-o’-lantern, cobwebs and bats, for a Halloween party or costume night.
Animated invitation
Easter Spring
Holiday & festival · Easter · Seasonal & festive
A cheerful pastel card with decorated eggs and daisies, for an Easter brunch or egg hunt.
Animated invitation
About these designs
Each holiday has its own design: a snowy pine tree for Christmas, an art-deco clock for New Year’s Eve, autumn wheat and leaves for Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving, stars and fireworks for the Fourth of July, a jack-o’-lantern for Halloween, and decorated eggs for Easter. Every one has two color themes, and several play a fireworks or sparkle reveal you can save as a GIF or MP4.
Everything is made in your browser, so the names, dates and addresses you type are not uploaded to us.
What you can customise
- The event title, such as “Christmas Open House” or “Friendsgiving Dinner”, and a short line above it
- Who is hosting, the date, the time, the venue and the street address
- A short message, such as what to bring
- A dress code or theme, such as “Ugly sweater” or “Costumes required”
- An RSVP phone number or email
- A color theme, and English or Hindi text
Tips before you share it
- Send holiday invitations three to four weeks ahead, and earlier for Thanksgiving and the December holidays, when calendars fill up quickly.
- Say what guests should bring: a dish for a potluck, a gift for an exchange, a costume for Halloween.
- Put a reply-by date next to the RSVP so you can plan food and seating.
- Download a PNG to text or email, or a PDF to print (5×7 inch, no bleed or crop marks). The animated version saves as a GIF or MP4 for a group chat or social media.
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