A farewell arranged in two days

A move, a transfer, or the end of a job. The time is usually short, so the invitation goes out today and the replies arrive tonight.

What the occasion is

A farewell is arranged in a hurry: someone is leaving to study, moving to another emirate, or finishing years in a job. It runs as a dinner or an evening, for a close circle gathered in a day or two.

When it happens

A few days before the flight, usually decided the same week

Who is invited

Colleagues and close friends

Where it is held

A restaurant, a rest house, or the office

What a host needs for it

01

Arranged quickly

The design is ready and the list pastes in from a file or your contacts, so the invitation goes out in the same sitting.

02

Who can actually come

Time is short and replies matter. The list shows who confirmed before you book the table.

03

Colleagues, not family

Most farewell lists come from work, so you send to phone numbers rather than to family ties, and each person receives their own invitation by name.

Time is the problem

A farewell is rarely arranged a week ahead. The dinner is usually decided one evening and held two days later, so sending fast matters more than anything else. The replies gather the same night, and you book against a number you know rather than a guess.

Your invitation starts here

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