Send your kids birthday party invitation by text and watch the RSVPs roll in. Copy a ready-made invite template, add your details, and reach every guest in one tap.
10 free texts to try it · No app for guests · No credit card
A texted kids birthday party invitation lands in the same place guests read messages from friends, instead of a mailbox or a promotions folder. Start from an invitation template below, personalize the details, and send to your whole guest list at once, with RSVPs from your link collected in one place.
16 designs made for kids birthday parties. Pick one, make it yours in the studio, and text it to every guest with your RSVP link.
Ask on the RSVP form whether a parent will stay or drop off, so you know how many adults to plan for.
Collect food allergies on the RSVP form, so you can order a cake and snacks every child can eat.
Each parent gets their own text, and questions about siblings or pickup come back only to you.
Copy, tweak the details, and send to your whole guest list in one tap.
Ava is inviting her whole class to her 6th birthday! Sat Mar 14, 2–4pm at Jump Zone on Route 9. Tap to RSVP for your kiddo: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Ava's 6th is a drop-off party, Sat Mar 14 from 2 to 4pm at Jump Zone. We have plenty of grown-ups on hand. RSVP and add allergies: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Brothers and sisters are welcome at Ava's 6th! Sat Mar 14, 2–4pm at Jump Zone. Please count every jumper on the RSVP so we book enough spots: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Ava turns 6! Backyard party Sat Mar 14, 2pm at 31 Cedar Rd. If it rains we'll move to the garage, so come either way. RSVP: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Calling all superheroes! 🦸 Ava's 6th birthday is Sat Mar 14, 2pm at 31 Cedar Rd. Capes and costumes encouraged. RSVP here: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Ava's party at Clay Café is Sat Mar 14 at 2pm. Each child paints their own mug, and the studio fits 12, so please RSVP by Mar 6: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Ava wants to celebrate turning 6 with a few close friends: pizza and a movie at our place, Sat Mar 14, 2–5pm, 31 Cedar Rd. RSVP: textmyevent.com/s/ava6
Guests decide from one text. Cover these and the questions stop before they start.
Your child's name and age, and your own name, since many parents only know you as Ava's mom.
Both times matter to parents planning drop-off and pickup, so put 2–4pm, not just 2pm.
Say whether parents should stay, or ask on the RSVP form so you can plan for adults too.
Say whether younger brothers and sisters are welcome, especially at venues that charge per child.
Grip socks, a swimsuit, a costume, or a signed waiver. Anything a parent needs to sort out ahead.
Venues often need a final count a week ahead, so give a firm date and ask for allergies at the same time.
Where these texts fit in your schedule. Write them up front and schedule them.
A quick heads-up to close friends' parents, since weekend calendars fill up with other parties and sports.
Save the date templates →Send the invite to every parent on the list with the RSVP link, the start and end time, and the venue.
Nudge parents who haven't answered, since the venue or the pizza order needs a count.
RSVP templates →Waiver link, what to wear, and the address, for parents who said yes.
Reminder templates →For about 20 guests. One payment per event, no subscription. Guest replies don’t use up your texts.
20 guests × 1 text = 20 texts
$19Lite, once
20 of 50 texts
20 guests × 2 texts = 40 texts
$19Lite, once
40 of 50 texts
20 guests × 6 texts = 120 texts
$57Starter, once
120 of 500 texts
Start with Lite and upgrade later for just the difference ($38 more for Starter). Try it first with 10 free texts to your own phone. Compare all plans
Paste in the parents' numbers from the class list. Each one gets a separate text, so no one is dropped into a chat with strangers.
Ask for the number of kids, stay or drop-off, and allergies on the form, then send it with the invitation.
Queue the waiver reminder for midweek and the pickup time for the morning of, then answer parent questions from your inbox.
Cover who's turning what; start and end time; drop-off or stay; siblings; what to wear or bring; and an RSVP date. Put the RSVP link in the same text so replies add up in your headcount, and keep the long details, like the full schedule or registry, behind the link.
Ask the teacher or class parent for a contact list, add the numbers, and send each parent their own text with your RSVP link. Nobody is added to a group chat with strangers.
Yes. Add a question to your RSVP form with stay and drop-off as choices. You'll know how many adults to expect before you order food.
Add a short-answer question for allergies to the RSVP form. Parents fill it in when they answer, and you can see every note before you order the cake.
Yes. Schedule a text for the morning of with the end time and where to pick up, so parents who dropped off know exactly when to come back.
No. Guests get a normal text message on the phone they already use and reply the same way. Nothing to install and no account to create.
No. Each guest gets their own text, not a group chat, so their number and replies stay private. Replies come back to your Text My Event inbox, where you and your co-hosts can answer.
Yes. Invite co-hosts to your event and they share the same guest list, scheduled texts, and replies inbox.
Your first event includes 10 free texts to try it on your own phone. To text guests you pay once per event, with no subscription: Lite $19 for 50 texts, Starter $57 for 500 texts, Plus $87 for 1,200 texts, Premium $137 for 2,000 texts. If you need more texts later, moving to a bigger plan costs only the difference.
Text My Event sends to US and Canadian (+1) mobile numbers, in English.
Your texts belong to that event and stay available until 60 days after it ends. Guest photos and videos stay up for the same window.
They're opted out right away and skipped on future sends, so you never have to track it. They can reply START to resume.
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