Question 1

What do you write on an anniversary invitation?

Accepted Answer

Choose a tone + essentials.

Classic: “Please join us to celebrate 50 years. Sat, 12 Oct, 6–9 p.m., 24 Willow Way. RSVP by 1 Oct.”

Casual: “Open house, cake, and stories—drop in anytime between 3–6.”

Question 2

When should we send anniversary invitations?

Accepted Answer

Local gatherings: 3–4 weeks ahead. Larger events/vow renewals or holiday weekends: 6–8+ weeks. Add an RSVP due ~2–3 weeks prior.

Question 3

How do I make an anniversary invitation online?

Accepted Answer

Pick a template on LovingEcards → edit names/date/time/venue/RSVP → add dress code or “no gifts” note → share your link by email, text, or WhatsApp → track replies.

Question 4

Do you have 50th wedding (golden) or 25th (silver) designs?

Accepted Answer

Yes—explore golden wedding invitations for 50th, silver accents for 25th, plus 30th, 40th, and 60th templates. You can also start with a photo or minimalist layout.

Question 5

What details should an anniversary party invitation include?

Accepted Answer

Honorees’ names, milestone (optional), host(s), date/time, venue + map, RSVP method/deadline, dress code/theme, parking/access notes, and any gift guidance (“Your presence is present enough”).

Question 6

Can I print or just share online?

Accepted Answer

Both. Share a link to collect RSVPs, or download a high-resolution PDF for home printing or local printers. Keep margins/bleed per printer specs.

Anniversary Invitations