Easy for every guest
Anniversary parties bring together guests in their twenties and guests in their eighties. The page works the same for all of them: open the link, read, tap yes. No app, no account, clear type. For anyone who would rather phone, put your number on the page; the reply form can also be opened by searching a name, so a grandchild can fill it in on their behalf.
What goes on an anniversary invitation
- Whose anniversary, and which one.
- The date, the time and the venue, with a map.
- A line of the story: where they met, when they married.
- A photograph or a few, then and now.
- Dress code, gifts ("no gifts, please" is common), and parking.
- A reply-by date.
Often organised by the children
If you are hosting for your parents, add a sibling as an editor so the work is shared, and keep the replies between you if the party is a surprise.
Designs that suit an anniversary
Editorial with a photograph from the wedding day is a favourite. Sacred Garden suits a formal celebration. Quiet keeps it simple and elegant.
What it costs
£40 one-off, VAT included, for any number of guests, live for a year. That is the launch offer; the usual price is £59. Nothing to pay until you send it.
Good questions
- Can older guests manage it?
- Yes. The page is one tap from a text message, with clear type and a short reply form. A relative can also open the page, search the guest’s name and reply on their behalf.
- Can we add a photo gallery?
- Yes. Every design has a gallery section for as many photographs as you like.
- Do guests need an account?
- No. They open the link and reply from their phone or computer.
Make yours this evening.
Preview it on your phone. Pay once when it’s right.