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Gender reveal invitations
Tell guests when the big moment happens, what to wear for their guess, and let them vote before they arrive.
Make mine free See an exampleWhat to put on a gender reveal invitation
- The parents' names
- Date, time and the exact reveal time
- Where, with a map
- What to wear: pink or blue for the guess
- A link for people far away to watch live, if you are streaming
Wording you can copy
Boy or girl? Find out with us at Tom and Rachel's gender reveal on Sunday, July 13. The big reveal is at 4 PM sharp.
Team pink or team blue? Wear your guess and come find out with us.
He or she, what will it be? Join us for the reveal.
The example opens here.
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What to ask your guests
Make the reply part of the fun: The reply form always asks for each guest's name, yes, maybe or no, how many are coming and which parts of the day they will join. Add any of these as your own questions, as a choice or a short answer, and you get a count for each choice:
- Can you come?
- Your guess: boy or girl?
- How many are coming
When to send it
Two to three weeks ahead is plenty for a gender reveal.
Paper invitations with a QR code
Rarely printed, but a card for grandparents with the code means they can find the live stream link easily. How RSVP QR codes work.
Make your gender reveal invitation free
One link with the details, a map, calendar buttons and RSVP that adds up the replies for you. Print the QR code on paper invitations too. No ads, no fee.
Make my invitation, freeQuestions
Can guests vote before the party?
Yes. Add a "Boy or girl?" question and you get the count of each guess, ready to read out on the day.
Can I add a live stream link?
Yes, add it as a button on the page.
Is it free?
Yes, the invitation and RSVP are free.