Trending party invitations

Capybaras, squishies, gaming and Y2K: the themes children actually ask for this year, in bright, characterful designs. Add their name and age, and every guest gets their own invite with RSVPs in one list.

What you get

  • Each guest gets their own invite with their name on it
  • Send by WhatsApp, text, email, one group link or printed QR codes
  • Every reply, dietary need and allergy in one list
  • A present list where nothing gets bought twice
  • Automatic reminders for anyone who hasn’t replied

Party planning tips

  • Gaming themes work well for 7 to 10 year olds; Y2K and friendship bracelets are popular from 8 up.
  • Send the invite three to four weeks ahead for a weekend party, two weeks for a smaller one.
  • Add a present list so guests can pick something nobody else has bought.

Questions

Which themes are trending for kids’ parties?
At the moment: capybaras, cute gaming and “level up” designs, Y2K, squishies (dumplings and bao) and friendship bracelets.
How do guests reply?
They tap the link in WhatsApp, a text or an email and reply in seconds. No app, no account and no password.
Is it free?
Yes, for up to 8 guests. For a bigger party the Party Pass is a one-off £6.99 with unlimited guests and automatic reminders.

Your invites could be out tonight

Pick a design, add the details and share it to the group chat. About ten minutes, free for up to 8 guests, and no account needed until you send.