Halloween
Halloween party invitations
The one night a year an invitation is allowed to be scary. Guests open the link, light the haunted house window by window, and answer before they lose their nerve.
Make an invitation, freeDesigning and sharing by link is free. No card needed.

Halloween designs
The haunted house was drawn for this night, and it is free. The record sleeve and the neon arcade suit a costume party just as well.
FreeHaunted houseA tall house at night, drawn in moonlight, with every window dark. Guests light them one at a time and each window gives up a line of the invitation — light the whole house and the door opens. Made for Halloween and grown-up autumn parties.
PremiumVinyl nightA square sleeve for the photo and a working turntable under it: the guest drags the tonearm onto the record and the invitation plays, one track at a time. Made for house parties, birthdays and launches.
PremiumDart blastAn arcade cabinet: your photo and the event details on the attract screen as a high-score table, and a game in the same glass — a foam-dart blaster holding the line against monsters flying in. Made for blaster parties and action birthdays.
Designs marked Premium come with the Premium pass, bought once for that one event. See pricing
What to put on a Halloween invitation
The costume rule
"Costumes required", "costumes welcome" or a theme — say it plainly, so nobody is the only one who came as themselves.
Who it is for
A grown-ups' party, a teenagers' night or a family trick-or-treat — it changes everything from the start time to the snacks.
Time and place
With an end time if the neighbours need one, and the "Getting there" note for the gate code or where to park.
What to bring
A dish, a pumpkin to carve, or nothing at all. Say it once, on the invitation.
A reply-by date
Set a deadline and the form closes itself, so you know how many chairs, cups and zombies to expect.
Halloween invitation wording
Copy one, change the details, and paste it into your invitation.
Haunted house
The old house at the end of the lane has stood empty for a hundred years. On 31 October at 8 pm, the lights come back on. Costumes required.
Costume party
Come as anything that scares you — a vampire, a tax return, your ex. Saturday from 8 pm, with a prize for the best costume.
Family
Little witches and wizards, gather round! Trick-or-treating starts from our door at 5 pm, with soup and cocoa afterwards.
Teenagers
Horror films, pizza and a dark garden. Friday from 7 to 11 pm — parents collect at the gate.
Pumpkin carving
Pumpkins, candles and cocoa: carving starts at 3 pm, and the lanterns go out on the steps at dusk.
Short
Boo. 31 October, 8 pm. Costume, or you are not getting in.
How it works
Pick a design
Every design takes your own photo, date, place and words.
Share the link
In WhatsApp, Messenger, a text or an email — or as a QR code on a printed card.
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 Halloween invitation go out?
Two to three weeks before: long enough for guests to find a costume, short enough that they have not made other plans.
How does the haunted house work?
Guests light the windows one by one, and each one fills in part of the details on the sign. It is one of the free designs.
Can I change the time after sharing it?
Yes. It is one page on one link, so an edit reaches everyone who opens it — nobody is left holding an old version.
Is it free?
Designing the invitation and sharing it as a link is free, and so are the replies and the wishlist. You pay once, for that one event, only if you want kutsu.me to email the invitations and reminders, to ask guests more than their name, or to use a Premium design.
Light the first window
Pick a design, add the date and the costume rule, and share one link.
Make an invitation, free