Birthdays

Birthdays are where rsvp.so has the most fun. There are more birthday covers than any other kind, from balloon numbers for a first birthday to Let the Party Begin cocktails for a thirtieth, and the Birthday music list has Happy Birthday in bossa nova, samba, funk and soul.

Kids' parties

For a kids' party, the parent usually replies for the child. Let each reply bring one or two extra people so siblings and parents can be counted, and add a short-answer question for allergies. If the venue has a fixed number of spots, like a trampoline park or a pottery studio, set a Capacity so the invitation closes itself once it's full. Details like bring a swimsuit or pick-up at 5 fit in an Info section. The settings are covered in plus-ones, capacity and deadline.

Parents get the invitation in the class group chat, tap the link and reply in a few seconds without downloading an app or creating an account. If you've sent kids' party invitations with Evite before, the idea will feel familiar, except that rsvp.so never shows ads on your invitation.

Adult birthdays and surprise parties

For a milestone birthday, a moving video background and the party icons on the RSVP buttons set the tone. Add a Playlist link so friends can add songs before the night, and share the invitation as a short video in your Instagram story. Planning a surprise? Only people with the link can open the invitation, and it never shows up in search engines.

After the party, the guest wall stays on the page with everyone's birthday wishes in one place.