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Christmas Invites
Fill the season with reasons to celebrate.
From the office holiday party to a cookie exchange with friends, the Christmas fun starts long before December 25. Find a Christmas invitation for your celebration and get it on everyone’s calendar.
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Christmas is too much fun for just one party
An office party, a cookie exchange, a house full of friends in wonderfully terrible sweaters. There’s plenty to celebrate before Christmas morning—and plenty of people to celebrate with.Make a little merry all season long
Christmas celebrations start well before December 25. There’s the holiday party with coworkers, the weekend gathering with friends, and the neighborhood open house where a quick visit turns into a whole afternoon.
Whether you’re hosting an annual tradition or trying something new, a Christmas party invitation gives everyone a plan to look forward to. Each gathering can have its own mood, from cocktails and dressing up to hot cocoa and Christmas pajamas.
Cookies, Christmas sweaters, and a little friendly competition
A cookie exchange gives everyone a chance to share a favorite recipe and go home with a delicious assortment. An ugly Christmas sweater party lets guests compete for the questionable honor of being the worst dressed. And a white elephant gift exchange can turn one unexpectedly popular present into the evening’s main event.
You could also bring friends together to decorate gingerbread houses, trim the tree, or watch a favorite Christmas movie. Pick something you’ll enjoy hosting, whether that means organizing a few activities or simply putting out food and letting everyone catch up.
An invitation that lets guests in on the plan
The most helpful Christmas invitations tell guests a little more than when and where to arrive. For a cookie exchange, include how many cookies to bring. For a gift exchange, explain the format and spending limit. Hosting a holiday open house? Share the hours guests can stop by and whether children are welcome.
A few personal words set the tone, too. “Bring a wrapped gift and your most outrageous Christmas sweater” gives everyone a pretty good idea of the evening ahead.
Get on the calendar before December fills up
Between office celebrations, school events, travel, and family plans, the holiday calendar gets busy quickly. Send your Christmas party invitations ahead of time and include an RSVP date so you can plan food, drinks, and seating.
With online Christmas invitations from 123cards, you can add your own message and event details, then keep track of who’s coming as replies arrive. Whether you’re welcoming coworkers, neighbors, friends, or the whole family, getting the plans settled leaves more time to enjoy the celebration yourself.