A digital invitation doesn't have to be a picture people glance at for a second. Ours are 30-second animated shorts with the birthday kid's name: guests tap the screen to help the character and, at the end, the invitation appears with the date, the place and a button to RSVP.
Dino's Big DashAn animated short: Dino finds out about the party and races to make itSee the sample →
The Birthday GoalMinute 89 in a packed stadium: your guests make the play and the birthday kid scores the winnerSee the sample →
Mission: BirthdayA space short: Cosmo gets the invitation and blasts off to the partySee the sample →
The Portal to Block WorldFor gamers: a portal opens in the TV into a world of blocks… and you smash the gift blocksSee the sample →
Late to the PartyFor older kids: a skateboard dash with tricks, a score and a dog on your tailSee the sample →
The Runaway BalloonA friend is taking a balloon to the birthday… it flies away and you help get it back.See the sample →
The Little Messenger TurtleA tiny turtle crosses the whole sea to hand you the invitationSee the sample →Two to three weeks ahead is ideal: families can plan and you have time to see who's coming. If something changes (the time or the place), edit it in your dashboard and the same link updates: no need to send it again.
At the end of the short they tap "Yes, I'll be there!" or "Can't make it this time", and they can leave you a message. You see the list in your dashboard and get an email for each reply.
No. It's a link that opens on any phone or computer, right in the browser. Share it by text, WhatsApp, Instagram or email.
US$9.99 per invitation, one-time, in our Etsy shop. It includes the short with the name, RSVP and your dashboard.
Yes: the time, the place and the details until the day of the party, and the date up to 3 months if plans change.