Kids’ parties, sorted
Ask how many children are coming and note allergies for each guest, so party bags and food are right first time.
SimplyRSVP for birthday parties
From a first birthday to a fortieth on the dance floor, the invitation sets the mood. Choose glossy balloons and confetti, a mirror ball or a dripping-frosting cake, then share a link guests can answer in seconds.
Replies arrive in a live guest list, so you know how many are coming, who’s bringing a friend, and who needs the nut-free cake.

Made for the occasion
Ask how many children are coming and note allergies for each guest, so party bags and food are right first time.
Event sites are kept out of search engines, so a surprise party stays a surprise unless someone shares the link.
Balloons drift, confetti falls and the mirror ball glitters. Change colours, fonts and photos in the design studio to make it theirs.
Add a registry so guests know what the birthday person would love, and claim gifts so nothing is bought twice.
Designs
Start from a finished design and make it yours in the studio: your words, photos, colours and fonts, laid out separately for phones, tablets and computers.

Birthday
Glossy balloons, falling confetti and bold, bright type for a party everyone will remember.

Birthday
A glittering mirror ball, groovy 70s waves and neon lettering — a birthday made for the dance floor.

Birthday
Dripping pink frosting, a candle-lit cake and candy-coloured sprinkles for a sweet kids’ birthday party.
Your RSVP, your questions
Add your own questions to the RSVP form: open answers, numbers, choices, a 1–5 scale or a ranking. Follow-ups and notices can appear only for the guests they apply to. A few ideas:
How many children are coming?
NumberWhich activities would the kids love?
Multiple choiceFace painting, bouncy castle or a treasure hunt
Will a parent stay for the party?
Single choiceStaying or dropping off
Song requests for the DJ?
Open-endedHow it works
Pick one of the birthday parties templates, or any other, and add your names, date and venue.
Build your guest list, choose who can bring others, and add any questions you want answered.
Send personal invitation links or print a QR code. RSVPs arrive on your dashboard as guests reply.
Questions
Two to three weeks ahead suits most birthday parties. For a milestone like a 30th, 40th or 50th that guests may travel for, four to six weeks is kinder.
Event sites aren’t listed in search engines, and only people with your link can open them. Ask guests to keep it to themselves and the surprise is safe.
Yes. Let each invitation include additional guests and the parent adds each child’s name and any allergies. Ask for ages with your own questions.
Yes. Your edits stay in a draft until you publish, and then appear on the same link your guests already have.
Free to start. Your site is live in minutes, and guests reply from any phone.
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