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Free holiday party website templates with the RSVP built in

A holiday party has more moving parts than an invitation can hold: who's bringing which dish, the gift swap rules, the dress code, how to get home after midnight. Each of these looks is drawn for one holiday, opens with an intro made for it, and ends with the RSVP, so you know how many seats to set.

Holiday party website templates

What a holiday party website needs

Schedule
Doors, dinner, the gift swap, the countdown.
Text
What to bring, so the table isn't five green bean casseroles.
What to wear
Festive, black tie, something red, the ugliest sweater you own.
Questions
Kids, plus-ones, allergies, parking and getting home.
Registry
A toy drive, a food bank or a gift list.
RSVP
The last section on every website. Replies go straight to your guest list.

Compare the looks

  • Diya Diwali Party Website

    Marigold garlands, rangoli and a hundred little lamps. Suits diwali, diwali party, festival of lights, family puja.

    Starts with: Shubh Deepavali, The evening, What to wear, Good to know, Ask us anything, then the RSVP.

  • Harvest Table Thanksgiving Website

    A long table, pumpkins, wheat and autumn leaves. Suits thanksgiving, friendsgiving, harvest dinner, fall party.

    Starts with: Pull up a chair, The day, What to bring, Good to know, Ask us anything, then the RSVP.

  • Sweater Weather Holiday Party Website

    A knitted sweater, snowflakes and mugs of cocoa. Suits ugly sweater party, holiday party, office holiday party, cocoa party.

    Starts with: The uglier the better, The plan, Dress code, Questions, Sweater games, then the RSVP.

  • Eight Nights Hanukkah Party Website

    A lit menorah, dreidels and blue-and-silver papercuts. Suits hanukkah, hanukkah party, latke party, chanukah.

    Starts with: Chag sameach, The night, Questions, Tzedakah, then the RSVP.

  • Gatsby Wedding Website

    Black lacquer, gold sunbursts and Art Deco lines. Suits wedding, anniversary, new year's eve, milestone birthday.

    Starts with: Our story, The evening, What to wear, Where to stay, Questions, Registry, then the RSVP.

  • Evergreen Christmas Party Website

    A lit tree, holly, gold baubles and a starry night. Suits christmas party, christmas dinner, christmas eve, holiday party.

    Starts with: Deck the halls, The evening, What to wear, Questions, Giving back, Games by the fire, then the RSVP.

  • Countdown New Year's Eve Website

    A clock at midnight, fireworks and silver confetti. Suits new year's eve, nye party, new year's day brunch, countdown party.

    Starts with: Out with the old, The night, Dress code, Questions, then the RSVP.

  • Red Lantern Lunar New Year Website

    Red lanterns, plum blossoms and gold papercuts. Suits lunar new year, chinese new year, tết, spring festival.

    Starts with: A new year begins, The evening, What to wear, Good to know, then the RSVP.

Holiday party website questions

Can guests say what they're bringing?
Yes. Guests write it in the note on their RSVP, and every note shows in your guest list. On a paid event you can add a custom question with your own choices, such as side, dessert or drinks.
Can I use the same website again next year?
Yes. Duplicate the event from your dashboard to a new date: the look, sections and wording come with it, and the guest list starts fresh.
Is the holiday party website free?
Yes. All 34 website looks are free on every plan, and a free event takes 20 RSVPs, with up to 5 active events. Paid upgrades are a one-time price per event, not a subscription, and raise the RSVP limit.

More reading: Thanksgiving dinner RSVP examples · Christmas party RSVP examples · Diwali celebration RSVP examples · New Year's Eve party RSVP examples · Lunar New Year RSVP examples