Company event
Leaving party invitation: colleagues in the loop, an up-to-date list of who's coming
Leaving dos get organised fast, often between two meetings. Share the link in the team chat: you know who's coming, and the person leaving has nothing to do.
free up to 10 guests
Leaving party invitation wording
- Understated
[Name] is leaving us for new adventures. Leaving drinks on [date] at [time], [room]. Please let us know if you're coming.
- Warm
After [number] years of meetings, coffee and laughs, [Name] is moving on. Come and say goodbye on [date] at [time], [venue]. There's a collection for their gift: [link].
- From the person leaving
I'm leaving the team on [date] and I'd love to thank you over a drink. See you on [date] at [time], [venue]. Let me know if you'll be there!
- After work
[Name]'s leaving drinks on [date] from [time], at [pub or restaurant]. Everyone gets their own; the first round's on the team.
When to send a leaving party invitation
- 2 to 3 weeks before Send the link, especially if colleagues work part-time or from home some days.
- 1 week before RSVP deadline, to order food or book the pub.
- 3 days before Nudge colleagues who haven't replied, and remind them of the collection link.
- On the morning One last reminder of the time and the room.
Questions to ask colleagues
- Chipping in for the gift? To know who to contact about the collection (external: Invitotte doesn't run one).
- A word or memory for [Name]? Read them out at the party, or copy them into a card.
- Any allergies or dietary needs? If there's food.
Frequently asked questions
How do I send it to the whole team?
Paste the link in your team chat or a group email. Everyone replies in one tap, with no account.
Can I run the collection in Invitotte?
No, Invitotte has no built-in collection. Paste the link to yours in the message: it's there every time the invitation is opened.
Does it work for a company?
Yes. For teams that organise often, Pro (€19 a month, or €14 a month billed yearly) gives unlimited events, up to 1,000 guests each. See company event invitations.
And for a retirement?
It has its own, more formal wording: see the retirement party invitation.