Occasions · Garden party

Garden party invitations

Long lunches and afternoon light. Invitations and e-cards in one place. Open any design to see it as your guests will, then make it yours in a couple of minutes.

Filled in, ready to send

What your guests see.

Invitations

Build Your Own
Garden party · Your photo
The Garden Gate
Garden party
High Tea
Garden party
Easter Brunch
Garden party
Rose Terrace
Garden party
Midsummer Night
Garden party
Summer Soirée
Garden party
High Tea, Pâtisserie
Garden party
Orangery Lunch
Garden party
Olive Grove Lunch
Garden party
Lavender Rows
Garden party
Vineyard Picnic
Garden party
Estate Roses
Garden party
Hydrangea Lawn
Garden party
Croquet by the Sea
Garden party
Regatta
Garden party
College Garden Tea
Garden party
Fellows’ Garden
Garden party
Punting
Garden party
Native Garden
Garden party
The Orchard
Garden party
Rose Border
Garden party
Afternoon Tea
Garden party
The Glasshouse
Garden party
Fruit Cup on the Lawn
Garden party
The Arbour
Garden party
Kitchen Garden Lunch
Garden party

E-cards · $3 each

Thank You

All 53 thank you cards

Wording to borrow.

Lunch in the garden, weather permitting and possibly regardless.
Bring a hat and an appetite.
Rosé, sunshine and a very long table.

Before you send it

When should I send garden party invitations?

Two to three weeks ahead, with a wet-weather plan.

What should the invitation include?

The date, start time, address and a reply-by date, plus anything guests need to plan for: a dress code, parking, gifts, or dietary questions. Tadavite asks about dietary needs for you.

Do my guests need an account?

No. They open the link, open the envelope and reply. You see every answer on your private host page.