Free online Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving invitations with RSVP
Hosting the turkey, a Friendsgiving potluck or the team’s Thanksgiving lunch? Pick a design, add the date and place, and send it by email or drop the link in the group chat. Guests reply in a tap, tell you about allergies and claim a dish from your list, so you don’t end up with four pies and no stuffing.
Create a free Thanksgiving dinner invitation →Free for up to 100 guests · no ads · no accounts for guests
Thanksgiving dinner 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
- Join us for Thanksgiving dinner! Thursday 26 November at 3pm at ours. The turkey’s on us; bring your appetite. Please reply by 19 November.
- Friendsgiving is on: Saturday 21 November from 6pm. Potluck style, so pick a dish when you reply. BYOB.
- Team Thanksgiving lunch, Wednesday 25 November at 12:30 in the office. Tell us about any dietary needs when you reply.
- A small Thanksgiving at our place, Thursday from 2pm. Kids welcome, board games after dinner. Let us know who’s coming by the 20th.
Run the potluck from the invitation
Add a who’s-bringing-what list with the dishes you need (sides, desserts, drinks, a vegetarian main) and guests claim one when they reply.
Ask about food before you shop
One dietary question on the invitation tells you about the vegetarian, the gluten-free cousin and the nut allergy before the grocery run.
Friendsgiving the weekend before
For many people Thursday belongs to family. A Friendsgiving on the Saturday or Sunday before usually gets more yeses.
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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 Thanksgiving 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 guests sign up to bring a dish?
- Yes. Add a who’s-bringing-what list and guests pick a dish when they reply; they see how many have taken each item, not who.
- Does it work for Friendsgiving?
- Yes. It’s the same invitation: give it a Friendsgiving title, pick a design and post the link in the group chat.
- Can I invite the whole office to a Thanksgiving lunch?
- Yes. Email everyone their own invitation or share the link in Slack, and watch the headcount and dietary needs come in.