Questions, answered

Who it is for and their age, the date, the start time, the place and how to reply. Add an end time, a dress code or gift wishes if they matter. Bri can write the wording for you.

Send birthday invitations two to three weeks before the party. For a big milestone birthday, four weeks gives guests time to plan.

Yes. Each reply says how many adults and how many kids are coming, so you know how much pizza and cake to order.

Yes. Most designs have a photo spot, and the photo stays on your invitation only.

Send kids' party invitations two to three weeks ahead. If the venue needs a headcount, set an RSVP date one week before the party.

It is a play on the word one: Winter Onederland, Mr. Onederful, Wild One and Fun to Bee One are the classics, and each has a matching design here.

Send first birthday invitations three to four weeks ahead, since many guests are family who travel.

Yes. Every design has several palettes, and you or Bri can change the colors, the font and every line of text.

Two to three weeks ahead is right for most kids’ parties. For a sleepover, add the pick-up time in the invitation.

Dinosaurs, space, soccer, football, basketball, trucks, trains, race cars, pirates, robots, dragons and video games are all here, and Bri can adjust any of them.

Two to three weeks ahead works. For a venue party, ask for replies a week before so you can give the venue a headcount.

Yes. The link works in iMessage, WhatsApp and Instagram messages, and most apps show a preview card with the name and date.

Two to three weeks ahead. Teens decide fast, so a one-week RSVP deadline works well.

Yes. Name it and show the colors of the day as small swatches, like "pink and sparkle" or "black tie".

Send sweet 16 invitations four weeks ahead. For a formal party with a venue and catering, five to six weeks.

Yes. Put the church and the reception in the schedule, each with its time, and the map shows where the party is.

Send quinceañera invitations six to eight weeks ahead, and a save the date three to four months ahead if family travels.

Yes. Put the arrival time in the invitation and ask guests to keep it secret. The link is private and only opens for people you send it to.

Three to four weeks ahead for adult parties, six weeks for a milestone with travel.

Yes. The number on every milestone design is yours to set, from 21 to 90 and beyond.

Four to six weeks ahead for a milestone. For a surprise, send to everyone except the guest of honor.

Two to three weeks ahead. Add the address of the first stop and the plan for the night.

Three to four weeks ahead, longer if you plan a trip.

Three to four weeks ahead, six weeks for a surprise party with many guests.

Four to six weeks ahead. For a surprise, add the arrival time and ask guests to keep it quiet.

Four to six weeks ahead. Many guests will be family who need to travel.

Four to six weeks ahead. If older guests prefer a call, add your phone number for replies.

Five to six weeks ahead, so family can plan the trip.

Only if someone sends them the link. Invitations are private and are not listed in search engines.

Three to four weeks ahead. Ask for replies a week before so you know who is hiding behind the couch.

Yes. Wedding designs have sections for your story, the wedding party, where to stay with a hotel link, the registry and your own questions and answers.

Yes, more couples send them every year. You can still mail paper to a few relatives and send the link to everyone else; the RSVP comes back to you in one place.

Send wedding invitations six to eight weeks before the wedding, and ten to twelve weeks for a destination wedding. Ask for replies three to four weeks before the date.

Guests rub gold foil on their screen with a finger, and the date appears underneath. It is a small surprise that people remember.

Send save the dates six to eight months before the wedding, and eight to twelve months ahead for a destination wedding.

Three to four weeks ahead. Engagement parties often happen soon after the proposal, so short notice is fine.

Yes. Add a registry or wish list link and guests open it with one tap.

Four to six weeks before the shower. Put the registry link in the invitation so guests can shop early.

Six to eight weeks ahead for a trip, three to four weeks for a night out.

Four to six weeks ahead, since many guests will be family.

Yes. Add a registry link, and guests open it with one tap from the invitation.

Send baby shower invitations four to six weeks before the shower. Many showers happen four to eight weeks before the due date.

Two to three weeks ahead. Gender reveals are often small and quick to plan.

Three to four weeks ahead, longer if godparents travel.

Three to four weeks ahead. Many families send them right after Easter.

Three to four weeks before the party. In May and June, send early: families have many parties on the same weekends.

Yes. Merry and Bright and Holly Jolly suit office parties, and you can add plus ones, parking and a dress code.

Send Christmas party invitations three to four weeks ahead. December weekends fill up fast, so early December parties need invitations by mid November.

Three to four weeks ahead for most holiday parties.

Send New Year's Eve invitations by early December. Many people make plans for the night weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks before Halloween, so guests have time to plan costumes.

Yes. Make a list of dishes, and each guest picks one when they reply.

Two to three weeks ahead. Add the what-to-bring list in the same invitation.

Three weeks ahead. Add a weather note or a snow date if the roads may be bad.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Yes. On Be Mine, the No button slides away from the finger, so the only answer left is Yes.

Send a Valentine's ask a few days before. For a Galentine's brunch, two weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks before Easter.

Two weeks ahead, and before you book the table.

Two to three weeks ahead. Summer weekends book up early.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Three to four weeks ahead.

Yes. Choose Español and everything guests read changes to Spanish: the opening, dates, buttons and replies.

Two to three weeks ahead. Posadas run from December 16 to 24, so invite early before the calendar fills.

One to two weeks ahead. Ask guests to pick a dish when they reply so the snack table works out.

Two to three weeks ahead. St. Patrick's weekend books up fast at bars and restaurants.

Two to three weeks before Mardi Gras.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks ahead. Add what to wear and whether parents stay.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks ahead.

Two to three weeks ahead. Add a rain plan.

Two to three weeks ahead.

One price per invitation: $9, $19 or $29 depending on the design. There is no subscription, and you can invite as many guests as you like.

No. Guests tap the link you send and the invitation opens in the browser on any iPhone, Android phone or computer.

They tap Yes, Maybe or No, say how many adults and kids are coming and can leave a note. Every answer shows up on your private host page, and guests can also send it to you by text or email.

You get one link. Send it by text, WhatsApp, email or social media, or print the QR code on a card. You can also make named links, so each guest sees their own name on the envelope.

Yes. Tell Bri about the party in your own words, like "Max turns 6 on May 9 at 2 pm, he loves dinosaurs". Bri picks a design, fills in the details and changes anything you ask: colors, font, wording, schedule.

Yes. Open your host page, change the time, the place or any text, and guests see the update on the same link.