Christmas parties

Christmas party invitations

For the office Christmas party or the family one at home. One link in the team chat or the family group, and the answers — and, with Premium, the dietary needs — collect themselves.

Make an invitation, free

Designing and sharing by link is free. No card needed.

A sample invitation on the Star map design

Designs for a Christmas party

The star map draws the winter sky over your venue on the night; the clean editorial page suits the company do, and the record sleeve a party at home.

Designs marked Premium come with the Premium pass, bought once for that one event. See pricing

What to put on a Christmas party invitation

  1. The date, and a reply-by date

    December fills up fast. Send the invitation early and set an RSVP deadline, so you have numbers before the caterer asks.

  2. Food and drink

    With Premium, guests choose from the menu and tell you about allergies on the invitation, and the answers are counted for you.

  3. Partners or not

    Say whether partners are invited. With Premium the form asks each guest how many people they are bringing.

  4. Secret Santa

    If there is a gift swap, give the budget and the rules in one line. A wishlist works for a charity collection, too.

  5. Getting home

    An end time and the "Getting there" note — the last bus, the taxi rank, where to leave the car — are worth more in December than any other month.

Christmas party invitation wording

Copy one, change the details, and paste it into your invitation.

  • Office party

    The year is done! Join the whole team for dinner, music and a small ceremony on Friday the 13th of December from 6 pm at the Harbour Hall.

  • At home

    Mulled wine, gingerbread and far too many candles. Come by on the 21st from 5 pm — bring someone if you like.

  • Secret Santa

    Gift swap! Bring one wrapped present worth about 15 euros, and go home with somebody else's.

  • Family

    Grandma's table is getting longer. Christmas dinner on the 24th at 4 pm — the children eat first, the grown-ups sing last.

  • Formal

    The board and management of Nordwise invite you to the company Christmas reception on Thursday the 12th of December at 7 pm.

  • Relaxed

    No speeches, no dress code, just a warm room and good people. See you on Saturday from 7 pm.

How it works

  1. Pick a design

    Every design takes your own photo, date, place and words.

  2. Share the link

    In WhatsApp, Messenger, a text or an email — or as a QR code on a printed card.

  3. Watch the answers arrive

    Guests reply in one tap, without an account, and the guest list fills itself in.

Questions hosts ask

  • When should a Christmas party invitation go out?

    Four to six weeks ahead: December diaries fill early, especially for work parties. The link can go out now and gain its details later.

  • Can I send it to the whole company by email?

    Yes, with Premium: kutsu.me emails every guest their own link, reminds the ones who have not answered, and lets you schedule the sending. On a free event you share the link yourself — in the team chat or an email.

  • Can guests tell us about dietary needs?

    With Premium, yes: add a menu choice or an allergy question and the answers are tallied for the caterer. On a free event guests answer yes, no or maybe with their name.

  • We organise events all year. Is there a plan for that?

    Pro covers every event an account owns, with co-hosts and reusable guest lists. The pricing page has the details.

Send it before December fills up

Pick a design, add the date and the place, and share one link with everyone.

Make an invitation, free