Occasions · Retirement

Retirement party invitations

Out of office, permanently. 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
Retirement · Your photo
Time's Yours
Retirement
Bon Voyage
Retirement
The Next Chapter
Retirement
The Rose Garden
Retirement
Dolce Vita
Retirement
New Horizons
Retirement
Bon Voyage Cake
Retirement
Potting Shed
Retirement
Golden Years
Retirement
The Good Life
Retirement
A Well-Earned Toast
Retirement
Setting Sail
Retirement
Ocean Days
Retirement
Gone Fishing
Retirement
The Reading Chair
Retirement
Time Well Spent
Retirement
The Last Chapter
Retirement
Around the World
Retirement
The Garden Bench
Retirement
Fellows’ Toast
Retirement
Farm Gate
Retirement
The Creek
Retirement
Open Road
Retirement
The Potting Shed
Retirement
Time for Roses
Retirement
The Hammock
Retirement

E-cards · $3 each

Happy Retirement

All 26 retirement cards

Free

A wish list, built in.

Add gifts with shop links and guests reserve one, so nothing is bought twice. Put it on your invitation, under the RSVP, or share it on its own.

Wording to borrow.

After forty years, Margaret is clocking off. Join us to send her out in style.
Out of office. Permanently.
The next chapter starts with a party.

Before you send it

When should I send retirement party invitations?

Three to four weeks ahead.

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.