Good times start
with the right words.
A few details. A little personality. Invitation wording that feels like you.
Make it yours
Your invitation wording
You’re invited to a birthday party!
Join us for a birthday celebration with our favorite people.
[Date] · [Time] [Place]
Please RSVP and let us know whether you can make it.
Use it anywhere. Replace [Date], [Time] and [Place] if you haven’t added them yet.
Find the right words for your occasion
Practical examples, thoughtful details and a clear way for guests to reply.
Kids’ birthday invitation wording
Tell families who you’re celebrating, when to arrive and what to expect. Start with one of these examples, then add the details that make your party yours.
See examples →Baby-shower invitation wording
Make the parents-to-be feel celebrated and give guests the essentials. These examples leave names, gifts and family details for you to choose.
See examples →RSVP wording examples
A useful RSVP request says when to reply, how to reply and whose attendance you need to know. Choose the version that fits your gathering.
See examples →What belongs in an invitation?
- Who or what you’re celebrating.
- The date, time and place.
- Who’s hosting and how guests should reply.
- Anything guests should bring or know in advance.
A few helpful answers
Can I edit the wording?
Yes. Change the title, opening line and guest note before copying or choosing a design. You can also edit them later in your invitation.
Is the wording tool free?
Writing and copying are free and don’t require an account. Creating a saved invitation requires a free account. See invitation plans for sending options and guest limits.
Will this send an invitation?
No. The tool creates wording and can start a private draft. You review the design, details and guest list before publishing or sending.