A birthday invitation the parents read

The invitation lands on a parent's phone, not the child's. It carries the time, the place, and how many adults come with each child, because those questions all arrive on the same day.

What the occasion is

A children's birthday here is usually an afternoon party, at home or at a play centre or a park. The count includes the children and the adults with them, and that number is what the venue and the cake are built on.

When it happens

A weekend afternoon, for two or three hours

Who is invited

The class and the cousins, each child with an adult

Where it is held

The house, a play centre, or a park

What a host needs for it

01

Children and the adults with them

Each reply says how many children and how many adults, so the number you give the venue is right from the start.

02

A time with an end

A children's party has a start and a finish. The invitation names both, so nobody has to guess when to arrive or when to leave.

03

A reminder before the day

Parents have a busy week. A reminder the day before lifts attendance more than anything else does.

Children's 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.

10 designs

The reply comes from a parent

A children's birthday invitation passes from one parent to another, and most replies land the same evening. The difference between a party that runs well and one that overflows is knowing the number two days ahead. The invitation collects the reply and the count in one message, instead of a chain of questions in the class group.

Your invitation starts here

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