Free end-of-year party invitations

Last week of school. The whole roster, on one link

Not a birthday: everyone is invited, the date is fixed by the school calendar, and the snack list is half the job. Paste the roster once and parents reply by their child's first name, while the list hands out the juice boxes and the nut-free crackers. Booked the trampoline place for twenty? Set the cap and reply twenty-one lands on a waitlist.

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Room 5 Last Day Party

Friday, June 12 · 1:15–3 PM

Going 🎉Can't make it

12 kids going so far

Made for end-of-year class party hosting

A roster, not a guest list

Paste it once — one child per line, up to 300 at a time, a parent email or mobile optional beside the name. Parents find their kid by first name, and a name already on the list is caught instead of doubled up.

The school snack list

Six lines, one tap: cups & plates for 30, napkins & wet wipes, juice boxes (24-pack), a pre-cut fruit tray (“store-bought, so the label stays on”), nut-free crackers or pretzels (“sealed packet please — the teacher checks labels”), and trash bags & paper towels. Every line is a single item, so claiming is one tap and nobody has to type anything.

A hard cap when it's at a venue

Twenty on the inflatables and no more. Set a cap from 1 to 500 and the form counts as replies land; the one that would tip it over is saved as a waitlist reply and tells that parent the host will confirm if a spot opens up.

The last-day album

On from the start, on the same link: every parent adds their last-day photos, you download the lot as a zip, and it holds 300 items. The auto thank-you is the opposite — off until you switch it on.

AI writes the wording

Room 5 made it to the last day! 🍦 Friday afternoon it's sundaes, the yearbook signing and one very optimistic water-balloon plan. Grab a line off the list below if you can send something in — nut-free and sealed, please — and tell us if your kiddo is in.

Drafted in one click from your party details — edit until it sounds like you.

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Pick a theme, add the details — or let AI write the invitation for you.

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Share one link

Text it, post it in the class chat, email it — guests never need an app.

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Watch replies roll in

Headcounts, notes and reminders handle themselves while you plan the fun.

End-of-year class party questions, answered

Do siblings count against the cap?

Only if you ask about them, and a new class or school party does not. Allow siblings seeds off, so the reply never mentions them and each yes counts as one child. Switch it on in your party's settings and a parent can add up to five — and from that point those siblings do count against the cap. Adults staying is a separate switch, and it starts on: those grown-ups are counted for you but never against the cap at a class party, because what the venue counts is kids.

A family cancels — does the next one on the waitlist get told?

Not by itself. Moving a family from the waitlist to Going in Responses sends them nothing at all, so the promotion is silent until you say something. Tap them over, then send a party update — that's the message that reaches them.

How is this different from just setting it up as a birthday?

The seeds. A kids' party starts with What to bring switched off, because most birthdays don't want a snack list, and its starter list is a house-party one — 2 bags of ice, cups & plates for 20, a big bag of chips. Class or school party starts with What to bring on, and its list is the school version: nut-free, sealed, store-bought, cups for 30. Both hold 300 names and both start with open RSVP on.

The roster I was handed is out of date.

Open RSVP is on from the start, so any parent with the link adds their own child — the kid who joined in October gets on without you retyping anything. A name already on the list is sent back to the search instead of doubling up, and the list holds 300 active names. The one thing a first-time replier has to leave is a way for you to reach them, their choice of an email or a mobile number. It comes to you, and never appears on the guest list other parents see.

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