Reunion invitations
Family & Class Reunion Invitations, All in One Link
Whether it's the whole extended family or the class of a milestone year, send one link with the date, location, and any lodging or schedule details, and let RSVPs come back to one dashboard instead of a group text nobody can keep track of.
Start your reunion invitationHow to Make a Reunion Invitation Online
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Pick a design
Nostalgic, classic, or tied to a school or family color scheme, every color, font, and layout can still be changed later, so nothing here is final.
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Add the details that matter
The date (or dates, for a multi-day gathering), location, and lodging info if people are traveling in. A rough schedule helps if there's more than one event over a weekend.
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Build the guest list
Add everyone being invited, each with their own link, useful for a group large enough that a group text has stopped being manageable.
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Send it and watch responses land
Text, email, or share the link directly. Every RSVP shows up on one dashboard instead of scattered across replies, which matters for a large family or class-sized headcount.
What to Write on a Reunion Invitation
Include the milestone if there is one (a 10th class reunion, a 50th family reunion), the date, location, and an organizer or committee contact, reunions are often planned by a group rather than one person, so it helps to know who to ask.
Family reunion
The Carter Family Reunion is back! Saturday, June 6th through Sunday, June 7th, Pine Lake Campground. Cabins and RV sites available, book through the link below. Questions? Contact Aunt Linda.
Class reunion, milestone year
Lincoln High, Class of 2001, it's officially been 25 years! Join us Saturday, June 6th, 7:00 PM, The Grand Ballroom. Dinner and open bar included. RSVP by May 23rd.
Casual, smaller group
Time to catch up! Family get-together, Saturday, June 6th, starting at noon, Riverside Park, Pavilion 3. Bring a dish to share if you're able, RSVP so we know headcount.
How far in advance to send it
Two to three months ahead for a local, single-day reunion, and four to six months for a multi-day gathering that involves travel or lodging, people need real lead time to request time off and book flights or rooms for a larger family or class gathering.
Since this is a digital invitation, there's no printing lead time to account for, the link can go out the moment the date and venue are locked in, and details like lodging or the schedule can still be updated afterward if anything changes.
Common questions
Yes. Add hotel blocks, campground info, or a booking link anywhere in your design, especially useful for a multi-day reunion that involves travel.
Yes, the invitation and RSVP tracking work the same either way, only the wording and design need to fit the specific group.
Yes. Add collaborators who can help edit the invitation and guest list, useful when a reunion is organized by a committee rather than one person.
Yes, publishing a reunion invitation is free. A one-time upgrade adds a private, password-protected link for organizers who don't want the details publicly indexable.
Ready to start?
Start your reunion invitationAlso see: Anniversary party invitations · Graduation party invitations