Christmas drinks
Christmas design. Oxblood, a pine branch, a chrome bauble and a cream serif. Fizz at seven.
Whoever's hosting, the Christmas playlist causes the arguments. Settle it before the night: send a Christmas party invite and let everyone add their festive favourites, from Mariah to the Pogues.
Make your Christmas party inviteFree to design. £9 to publish, once. No app for your guests.
Pick one and it's yours to change: your words, one photo, and any look you can describe. 2 free redesigns, no sign-up needed.
Christmas design. Oxblood, a pine branch, a chrome bauble and a cream serif. Fizz at seven.
Disco design. Coral, a mirror ball and loud white type. Dance floor ready.
Lights Out design. Black, citron light beams and loud caps. Doors at ten.
One link in the team chat, and everyone, remote or not, adds a song. No sign-ups for colleagues.
Put the budget and the rules in the invite's message so they're in one place.
"Gold and deep green, very Christmassy": describe it and the design changes to suit.
A few to get you started. Your guests add their own, up to 15 each, and a shout-out to play before their song.
Start from one of twelve looks and add your words and one photo of yourself.
“Make it neon and 90s rave”. Two free redesigns, no sign-up needed.
Happy with it? Save it to your account and pay £9 once to publish. No subscription.
Share the link. Guests add their songs, and a shout-out, from any phone. No app, no account.
Yes. Colleagues open the link without an account and add their songs.
December fills up fast, so three to four weeks ahead is a good rule. Share the link again a week before for more songs.
Designing is free, including 2 AI redesigns, with no sign-up. Publishing an invite costs £9, once. There's no subscription, and guests never pay.
No. Guests open the link on any phone or computer, search for a song and add it. Recording a voice-note shout-out is optional.
Describe the look you want in a sentence and the design changes its colours, fonts and artwork to match. It only changes the look, never your words, and you can go back to any earlier version for free.