Easter invitations for brunch, dinner or an egg hunt
Easter gatherings mix generations and travel plans. Send early, and make the schedule — hunt, meal, photos — obvious on the page.
How to send Easter gathering invitations
- Pick an envelope colour and design, or let AI design one from your details.
- Add the date, time and address — guests get one-tap directions and a calendar link.
- Add photos or a short video so the envelope opens onto something personal.
- Share by text, WhatsApp, email or link, then watch RSVPs and head counts arrive.
Easter gathering invitation wording examples
- “Easter brunch at ours, Sunday 11am. Egg hunt at noon for the little ones.”
- “Come for Easter dinner — Sunday 3pm. Bring a dessert if you like.”
- “Egg hunt in the park, Saturday 10am. Baskets provided.”
Tips that get more replies
- Ask how many children are coming so you can plan the hunt.
- Give a rough schedule so families can plan naps and drives.
- Mention if there's an indoor backup for bad weather.
- Share photos in the album afterwards for grandparents who couldn't travel.
Questions people ask
Can I ask how many kids are coming?
Yes. Party size covers everyone attending, and guests can add ages in the RSVP note.
Can relatives see photos afterwards?
Yes. Turn on the shared album and everyone can view and add photos.
Is Celevee free?
Yes. Unlimited invitations, unlimited guests, RSVPs, AI design and tracking are free during beta, with no card required.
Do guests need an app or account?
No. Guests tap your link, the envelope animates open, and they RSVP with their name and party size.
Other occasions
- holiday party
- Christmas party
- New Year's Eve party
- Halloween party
- Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving
- Fourth of July party
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