Birthday
Your 40th birthday invitation: get everyone together without chasing replies
At 40, guests often come with partners and kids. Your invitation is ready for that: plus-ones, questions and a deadline, all tracked in one place.
free up to 10 guests
40th birthday invitation wording
- Classic
You're invited to celebrate my 40th birthday on [date] from [time], [venue]. Please RSVP by [deadline].
- Funny
40: halfway there, and the whole night ahead of us. Join me on [date], [venue]. Kids welcome, so is your best dance move.
- Family lunch
For my 40th, I'd love a big table with grown-ups and little ones. Lunch on [date] at [time], [venue]. Tell me how many you'll be, kids included.
- Weekend away
40 deserves more than one night. Join us for a weekend from [date] to [date], [place]. Reply soon, rooms go in order of RSVPs!
- Adults only
For my 40th, book the babysitter and dust off your dancing shoes. [Date] at [time], [venue]. RSVP by [deadline] so I can book the right table.
When to send your 40th birthday invitation
- 6 to 8 weeks before For a weekend away or guests travelling far, give notice early: they have childcare and travel to book.
- 4 weeks before For a party or a meal nearby, this is the right moment.
- 2 weeks before RSVP deadline, to confirm numbers with the caterer or venue.
- The week before Nudge late repliers with the same link and send the practical details.
Questions to ask your guests
- How many kids are coming with you? For kids' meals and a corner to play in.
- Any allergies or dietary needs? For the caterer or a home-cooked meal.
- Need somewhere to stay? If guests are driving several hours.
Frequently asked questions
Can guests bring their kids?
Yes. Allow plus-ones, set a maximum per guest and add a "how many kids?" question to read everything in one table. The free plan gives you one question; Invitotte+ gives five.
How much for 60 guests?
Free up to 10 guests. For 60, Invitotte+ is €9.90 once for the event (up to 150 guests), no subscription.
Can I add a photo to the invitation?
Yes, the card takes a photo: a throwback picture of you as a kid works nicely.
What about photos from the party?
Turn on the shared photo album: guests upload from their phones, everyone downloads, and the album erases itself three days later.