Pirate birthday invitations
A pirate invitation for your little captain
A treasure map, a tall ship and your child in a captain’s hat. Make the invite from their photo, add the party details and share one link for the crew to reply.
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How it works
From idea
to guest replies
Add the details
Add your child's name, age and photo and describe a pirate party, then add the date, place and food options.
Make and check
Making the invite uses one credit. Check the name, date, times and venue before you share it.
Share the link
Send the invite privately to the families you want to invite, by text, email or WhatsApp.
Watch the replies
Replies collect on your party page. Compare them with your own list and follow up yourself.
Hoist the colours
Three pirate
directions to try
Ideas to put in your party description. Every invite is made fresh, so yours will be your own.
Treasure island
Parchment edges, a sunset sea and chests overflowing with gold. The classic pirate look, and a natural lead-in to a treasure hunt.
Under the Jolly Roger
A tall ship, black sails and a skull-and-crossbones flag. Bolder and more adventurous for older children.
Pirates and mermaids
A lagoon, a ship and a mermaid on the rocks. Describe both if your guests are split between the two.
Wording
Pirate invitation
wording to copy
Make the practical details clear
Add either “Parents, please stay and join us” or “Please collect at [time]”, as appropriate. If space is limited, add “Please check with us before bringing siblings.” Share a home address only with your invited guests.
Ahoy, me hearties! Captain [Name] is turning [age] and needs a crew. Set sail on [date], from [start time] to [finish time], at [venue and address]. Reply by [deadline] using [invitation link], and let us know about any allergies or dietary needs before we load the ship.
For a treasure hunt, add “X marks the spot – bring your sharpest eyes!” Replace every bracketed detail before sharing.
Questions
Pirate invitation questions
Describe it as a pirate party when you create it, with a ship name, a parrot, treasure or colours your child loves, add their photo and the party details, then check the invite before you share it. Every invite is made fresh, so your captain’s ship is their own.
Yes. Describe the party and add the meeting point as the place. Mention in the details where families should find you, and what to do if it rains.
Copy your invite's link, or use your phone's share button, and send it in a private text, email or WhatsApp message to the families you're inviting. Double-check the date, times and venue first.
No. Guests open the invite in their browser and tap “Yes, we'll be there!” or “No, can't make it”. Families who are coming add their details and send their reply, with no account or phone number.
No. Check the replies on your party page against your own invite list, then follow up privately with anyone you haven't heard from.
The pricing page shows the price in your currency: one package with every perk, bought once as 1, 3 or 5 invite credits, each making one custom invite.
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Ready to
set sail?
Start your invitation, then use the planning checklist to organise the rest of the party.