Free online Christmas party invitations with RSVP
The office Christmas party, a family dinner or drinks with friends: pick a festive design, add the date and place, and send it by email or drop the link in the group chat. Guests reply in a tap, and you have the headcount, the plus-ones and the dietary needs before you book the table.
Create a free Christmas party invitation →Free for up to 100 guests · no ads · no accounts for guests
Christmas party designs
Start from a drawn cover in your own colours, or one of these illustrated designs.
How it works
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Make the invitation
Pick a cover, add the date, the place and anything guests should know.
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Send it your way
Email each guest their own invitation, or share one link in the group chat. There’s a QR code too.
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Watch the replies
Going, maybe or can’t, with plus-ones and dietary needs, in one live guest list.
What to write
- You’re invited to our Christmas party! Friday 11 December from 7pm at The Lantern. Ugly sweaters encouraged. Please reply by 1 December.
- Christmas lunch for the team, Thursday 17 December at 12:30. Tell us about any dietary needs when you reply.
- Mulled wine and cookies at ours, Saturday 19 December from 4pm. Bring a friend, and a bottle if you like.
- Secret Santa and drinks: Wednesday 16 December, 6pm, in the office. $20 limit. Reply so we can draw names.
Book early, ask early
December venues fill up fast. Send the invitation three or four weeks ahead with a reply-by date, so you have numbers when the venue asks.
Ask about food once
A dietary question on the invitation means you hear about the vegetarian and the nut allergy now, not at the table.
For a potluck or Secret Santa
Add a who’s-bringing-what list and guests pick something when they reply, so the table isn’t six desserts and no mains.
More examples: Christmas ecards for coworkers·Holiday party invitations for mixed teams·Holiday party invitation wording
Free for up to 100 guests
- · Up to 100 guests
- · Email invitations, each with its own link
- · Reply in a tap: going, maybe or can’t, with plus-ones
- · Dietary and accessibility questions, with consent
- · Guests change their reply and add it to their calendar
- · A share link (open, or you approve each person) and a QR code
- · Live headcount and dietary summary
- · A who’s-bringing-what list for potlucks
- · An email to guests if the time or place changes
How that compares with RSVPify, Evite and others: free RSVP tools compared.
Questions
- Is it free to send a Christmas party invitation?
- Yes, for up to 100 guests: the invitation page, email invites, a share link, replies with plus-ones, dietary questions and the live guest list.
- Do my guests need an account to RSVP?
- No. They open the invitation from their email or the link, tap going, maybe or can’t, and that’s it. They can change their reply later from the same link.
- Can I share it in Slack for the office party?
- Yes. Turn on the share link and post it, or email each person their own invitation.
- Can people bring a partner?
- Yes. You decide whether guests can bring a plus-one, and how many.
- What if not everyone celebrates Christmas?
- Use the holiday party invitation instead: the same features, with “holiday” or “end-of-year” in place of Christmas.