Confirmation invitations
Wording to copy and an invitation that collects the responses for you. Free, in four languages.
Wording to copy
Traditional, relaxed or short, ready to use with the confirmand's name.
Responses in one place
Guests answer from one link, and you see who is coming, with dietary needs.
Family abroad included
Guests answer in English, Danish, German or Norwegian.
Wording to copy
Traditional
We would be delighted if you would celebrate Emma's confirmation with us on Sunday 3 May. The service begins at 10 o'clock in Holmen Church, followed by lunch at our home.
Anne and Peter Hansen invite you to celebrate their son Oliver's confirmation on Sunday 3 May, after the service at 11 o'clock.
Relaxed
Emma is being confirmed! Come and celebrate with good food and good company on 3 May, from 12 o'clock.
Oliver's big day is coming. Join us for a party in the garden after the service on 3 May.
Short and simple
Emma's confirmation, Sunday 3 May, 12 o'clock at home. We hope you can come.
Celebrate Oliver's confirmation with us on 3 May. Please respond by 15 April.
How it works
- 1
Create the occasion
Add the date and the confirmand's name.
- 2
Write the invitation
Pick a wording below, then add a photo and your colours.
- 3
Share one link
Send it by text or email and watch the responses come in.
Frequently asked questions
- When should confirmation invitations go out?
- Six to eight weeks before the day. Many families send them in February or March for a confirmation in April or May.
- What should a confirmation invitation include?
- The confirmand's name, the date, the time of the service and the party, the place, and how and by when to respond.
- Can guests respond online?
- Yes. Guests open the invitation link and answer in a tap, without an account, and their answers land in your guest list.
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