ANNIVERSARIES · YOUR PEOPLE, TOGETHER

Anniversary invitations for the years you’d choose all over again.

A shared life is made of a thousand little moments. Bring your favourite people together to celebrate them, with an anniversary invitation that tells your story and gives everyone a warm welcome.

Create your anniversary invitation

Free to start. Guests RSVP without an account.

MORE ROOM TO ENJOY THE MOMENT

A little less organising. A little more celebrating.

Make room for your story

Add a meaningful photo and a few words about the years you’re celebrating. Choose silver accents for a 25th, warm gold for a 50th, or simply the colours you’ve always loved.

Welcome every generation

Share a browser-based invitation that guests can open without an account. Include clear venue directions, accessibility information, and a host contact so relatives feel comfortable making plans.

Bring the family plans together

Keep RSVPs and party sizes in one place, with dietary needs and other answers beside each guest. That makes it easier to plan a family lunch or a larger evening celebration.

THE DETAILS THAT MAKE EVERYONE FEEL WELCOME

What to include in your invitation.

Names and years together

Name the couple and the anniversary milestone. If children or friends are hosting, say so in the welcome message.

A little of the story

Share a favourite memory or a short reflection on the years together. Keep it personal without making guests scroll past the essential details.

The celebration and venue

Describe the meal or party, arrival time, address, parking, and any access information. If there’s a vow renewal, put its timing in the schedule.

Gifts and guest arrangements

Include gift wishes, whether children are welcome, and the reply deadline. A simple ‘your company is our gift’ can be all you need.

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A FEW WORDS TO GET YOU STARTED

Anniversaries invitation wording.

Use these examples as a starting point. Swap in your names, dates, and the details that make the celebration yours.

From the couple

We’d choose it all again. Join us as we celebrate another year of love, laughter, and life together. We’d be so happy to share a meal and a few memories with you. Please reply below.

Silver anniversary

Twenty-five years of stories, and so many more to come. Please join us to celebrate Meera and Arun’s silver wedding anniversary with a family lunch and a toast to their journey together.

Golden anniversary, hosted by family

With love and gratitude, we invite you to celebrate our parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. Join family and friends for an afternoon honouring their golden years together. Your presence will make the day even more special.

THOUGHTFUL QUESTIONS. USEFUL ANSWERS.

RSVPs that help you prepare.

If you’re collecting memories for a speech, make the question optional and explain how you intend to use the answers.

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Do you have any dietary requirements?
Is there any access or seating information you’d like the host to know?
Would you like to share a favourite memory of the couple?

Choose text, single-select, or multi-select answers. You can make questions optional and review responses in each guest’s details.

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FROM YOUR IDEA TO THEIR FIRST YES

Make it yours. Then bring them together.

1. Create your invitation
Add your celebration’s name, date, and location. Choose colours and fonts, upload a photo, and write a personal welcome.
2. Share your event link
Send the page by WhatsApp, text, or email. Guests see your invitation in their browser and can RSVP without an account.
3. Gather your replies
Review attendance, party sizes, and custom answers in your guest list. Save any changes to the page and let guests know about important updates.

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BEFORE YOU SEND THE INVITATIONS

A few good-to-knows about anniversaries.

Can I make invitations for a silver or golden anniversary?: Yes. Start with the anniversary design, then personalise the milestone, colours, photo, and wording. The same tools work for a first, 25th, 50th, or any other anniversary.
Can children organise an anniversary party for their parents?: Yes. Create the event as the host, put your parents’ names in the title, and introduce yourself in the description. Include a contact so guests know who is coordinating the day.
Can I include a vow renewal in the invitation?: Yes. Add its time and location in the description alongside the meal or party details. Explain which parts guests are invited to attend.
How can I collect family memories?: Add an optional text question to your RSVP form. Guests can leave a memory or message, and you can read it in their guest details. Ask permission before sharing a personal answer publicly.

EVERY CHAPTER HAS ITS MOMENT

More reasons to bring your people together.

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For all the years of love.

A beautiful celebration starts with your invitation.

Create your anniversary invitation

Free to start. A joy to send.

A little less organising. A little more celebrating.

Make room for your story

Add a meaningful photo and a few words about the years you’re celebrating. Choose silver accents for a 25th, warm gold for a 50th, or simply the colours you’ve always loved.

Welcome every generation

Share a browser-based invitation that guests can open without an account. Include clear venue directions, accessibility information, and a host contact so relatives feel comfortable making plans.

Bring the family plans together

Keep RSVPs and party sizes in one place, with dietary needs and other answers beside each guest. That makes it easier to plan a family lunch or a larger evening celebration.

What to include in your invitation.

Names and years together

Name the couple and the anniversary milestone. If children or friends are hosting, say so in the welcome message.

A little of the story

Share a favourite memory or a short reflection on the years together. Keep it personal without making guests scroll past the essential details.

The celebration and venue

Describe the meal or party, arrival time, address, parking, and any access information. If there’s a vow renewal, put its timing in the schedule.

Gifts and guest arrangements

Include gift wishes, whether children are welcome, and the reply deadline. A simple ‘your company is our gift’ can be all you need.

See how to personalise your event page ↗

Anniversaries invitation wording.

Use these examples as a starting point. Swap in your names, dates, and the details that make the celebration yours.

From the couple

We’d choose it all again. Join us as we celebrate another year of love, laughter, and life together. We’d be so happy to share a meal and a few memories with you. Please reply below.

Silver anniversary

Twenty-five years of stories, and so many more to come. Please join us to celebrate Meera and Arun’s silver wedding anniversary with a family lunch and a toast to their journey together.

Golden anniversary, hosted by family

With love and gratitude, we invite you to celebrate our parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. Join family and friends for an afternoon honouring their golden years together. Your presence will make the day even more special.

Make it yours. Then bring them together.

1. Create your invitation

Add your celebration’s name, date, and location. Choose colours and fonts, upload a photo, and write a personal welcome.

2. Share your event link

Send the page by WhatsApp, text, or email. Guests see your invitation in their browser and can RSVP without an account.

3. Gather your replies

Review attendance, party sizes, and custom answers in your guest list. Save any changes to the page and let guests know about important updates.

Follow the event creation guide ↗

A few good-to-knows about anniversaries.

Can I make invitations for a silver or golden anniversary?

Yes. Start with the anniversary design, then personalise the milestone, colours, photo, and wording. The same tools work for a first, 25th, 50th, or any other anniversary.

Can children organise an anniversary party for their parents?

Yes. Create the event as the host, put your parents’ names in the title, and introduce yourself in the description. Include a contact so guests know who is coordinating the day.

Can I include a vow renewal in the invitation?

Yes. Add its time and location in the description alongside the meal or party details. Explain which parts guests are invited to attend.

How can I collect family memories?

Add an optional text question to your RSVP form. Guests can leave a memory or message, and you can read it in their guest details. Ask permission before sharing a personal answer publicly.