FIND YOUR OCCASION
Birthday invitations with photos, bold type & motion
A birthday invitation can feel like the person being celebrated. Start with a portrait if the guest of honor should be the focal point, or choose bold lettering when the age and party theme tell the story. Lilac Hour brings a photo into a lilac collage; After Hours takes an editorial direction; High Five is built around a playful fifth birthday.
Before choosing your wording, gather the name, age if you want to show it, date, start time and location. Add a clear reply instruction, and mention any practical detail that changes what guests need to bring. For a children’s party, make it clear whether a parent or caregiver should stay.
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ADULT BIRTHDAY · PHOTO COLLAGE
Lilac Hour
A large personal portrait on lavender paper with expressive italic lettering. Layered photo prints, three-pose satin and cherries, a softly moving liquid surface and a reflective mirror ball surround your photo.
Photo design · English sample wording
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BIRTHDAYS / PRIVATE PARTIES / LAUNCH NIGHTS
After Hours
A large black-and-white flash portrait on dark plum paper. Film edges frame the portrait. Fluid italic lettering, a turning silver loop, red satin in three poses and a champagne toast arrive in separate layers.
Photo design · English sample wording
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KIDS’ BIRTHDAYS
High Five
Cobalt, sunshine yellow and playful shapes with separate entrances. A bright fifth-birthday celebration.
Typography & objects · English sample wording
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IDEAS & WORDING
Birthday invitation wording: clear details, personal tone
A practical checklist and three editable examples for a birthday that sounds like you.
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