Kids' party
Dinosaur party invitation: a roar for the kids, peace of mind for you
Pick a wording, change the name, send the link to parents. You'll know who's coming, who has an allergy and who's being collected when, without chasing anyone.
free up to 10 guests
Dinosaur party invitation wording
- Roaring
ROAR! [Name] is turning [age]! Meet at the cave on [date], [time] to [time], [venue]. Parents, RSVP by [deadline] or the T-Rex gets grumpy.
- Fossil hunt
Calling all young explorers: a fossil hunt for [Name]'s [age]th birthday. [Date], [venue], [time] to [time]. Wear clothes that can get muddy!
- Practical for parents
[Name] would love [guest's name] at their dinosaur party, [date], [time] to [time], [venue]. Please tell us about allergies and pick-up time when you reply.
- In the park
Outdoor dinosaur party for [Name]! Meet at [park] on [date] at [time]. If it rains, we'll move to [venue]: we'll update you here.
When to send the dinosaur party invitation
- 3 weeks before Send the link to parents.
- 1 week before RSVP deadline, for shopping and party bags.
- 3 days before Nudge parents who haven't replied.
- On the morning (if outdoors) Edit the invitation to confirm the venue depending on the weather: the link stays the same.
Questions to ask the parents
- Any allergies or foods to avoid? For snacks and the cake.
- Who's collecting, and when? A must for any kids' party.
- Is it OK to photograph your child? If you plan to share photos with the other parents.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the invitation after sending it?
Yes. Change the time or the venue and guests see the updated version through the same link, with nothing to resend.
Do parents have to install an app?
No. They open the link in their browser and reply in one tap, with no account.
Is it free?
Yes, for up to 10 guests. The card then shows a small Invitotte badge; Invitotte+ (€9.90 once) removes it and goes up to 150 guests.
How do I avoid upsetting kids who aren't invited?
Send the link privately to the parents concerned rather than to the class group, and don't hand anything out at school. For wording, see our ideas by age.