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Every tile below is a real invitation — the same code your guests will open, rendered here with an invented child in it. Not a screenshot, so it cannot quietly become out of date, and no page of ours can look better than the one you actually get.
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The house look: bright ink on party navy. What every invite was before variants.
Softened pastels on near-black, set in a serif. A party invitation that reads like an evening one.
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Saturated primaries on cream card, the name in caps. The plainest of the 42, and the one a grandparent will like.
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Ferns, a volcano and a long neck on the horizon. The one that shipped.
Cooler and wetter — a waterside camp rather than a jungle floor, and a theropod in the shallows.
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A dig site on sand-coloured paper. Ink on light, not light on dark.
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A rainbow over a field of flowers, and the horse standing in it. The one that shipped.
The meadow gone to flower: one bloom the size of the animal, in warmer pink.
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Deep violet, a serif, and the horse up on its hind legs. The grown-up one.
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Mission control: monospaced headings, a hard blue, and an astronaut on the surface.
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Nearly black, with a saucer over the rocks. For the child who wants aliens, not physics.
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The goal with the ball in its mouth, on grass green. The one that shipped.
A night match — darker grass, a lit pylon, and a matchday programme's typeface.
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Gold on dark brown, set like a programme cover, with the trophy on the floor.
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Standing over the city with the cape hung from the shoulder. The one that shipped.
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Newsprint: black on off-white, one loud red, and a city floor with nobody in it.
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Further down: almost black-blue, one cold light, and far less of it.
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A rock pool on wet sand — pale, green-blue and light. The calm one.
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The car on the kerb with the grandstand behind. The one that shipped.
The flag takes the frame, the car goes to the back, and everything turns orange.
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Race day from the stand: warm grey, cyan, and the stand itself running out of frame.
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The whole castle on the hill under a gold sun. The one that shipped.
The crown alone, the castle sent to the horizon, and a deeper plum behind both.
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Ink on rose paper, one tower with the flag up. Light, and the least pink of the three.
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The pagoda over a bamboo stand, near-black with a green moon. The one that shipped.
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A stone lantern at dusk, on ink green. Quieter than the other two on purpose.
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The cow in the yard with the barn behind. The one that shipped.
The barn at full size and the cow grazing small, in a warmer, redder brown.
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The rooster, the yard behind him, and a hot orange sun. The loudest of the three.
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A bare tree, bats over the hill, pumpkins in the grass. The one that shipped.
The house on the hill, in violet rather than orange. The one that is actually spooky.
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Three pumpkins stacked at the gate, in warm orange on soot. For a four-year-old, not a ten-year-old.
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The snowman in a top hat, firs on the left. The one that shipped.
A scarf and a carrot instead of the hat, and one warm red in all that blue.
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Daylight on snow: pale blue paper, dark ink, a wood instead of a snowman.
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Palms, a parasol and a sailboat on the horizon. The one that shipped.
Less tropical, more we-are-at-the-beach: a deckchair, a parasol, and a hot orange.
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The end of the day: boards in the sand, a low sun, and a deeper blue behind them.
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Every theme renders an invitation today. The other art directions are being drawn theme by theme, and when yours arrives it costs nothing extra — a design is part of its pack, never a separate thing to buy.
Book a date and your invitation site is live in about a minute. The theme is a row of buttons in your account and you can change it whenever you like — the link you already texted the class keeps working, because the link never changes.