A birthday invitation without a group chat

A dinner or an evening for a limited number, with the invitation going to each person on their own. Whoever replies shows on the list, and whoever has not gets a reminder.

What the occasion is

An adult birthday here is usually a restaurant dinner or an evening at a house or a rest house, for somewhere between ten and fifty people. The booking depends on the final number, and the number depends on who actually replied.

When it happens

In the evening, usually at the weekend

Who is invited

A close circle of between ten and fifty

Where it is held

A restaurant, a house, or a rest house

What a host needs for it

01

A booking that needs a number

The restaurant asks for a final number. The list shows who confirmed, who declined, and who has not answered, on one screen.

02

No group chat

Each guest receives their own invitation by name, so no group chat starts up and buzzes for a week.

03

A surprise that stays one

If the party is a surprise, each guest gets a private link, and nothing reaches the guest of honour through a shared group.

Birthday designs

Drawn here, and moving on your guest's screen.

A premium design in this row is drawn in more than one layer, and a send on it is a dirham more a guest.

33 designs

A small number, arranged carefully

A birthday is the smallest gathering by number and the most sensitive by timing. The restaurant wants the count two days ahead, and the guests reply on the last day. The list separates who confirmed from who intended, so you book against a real number.

Your invitation starts here

Choose the design, add the names, and every guest receives their own invitation.