Guest link
Share it your way.
Guest RSVPs
Plans, not location tracking.
Private by design
Not a public event listing.
Set the mood, not just a date
For a surprise birthday, tell guests when to arrive and what to keep confidential. For a casual celebration, explain whether there will be food, dancing or a shared activity so guests know what to expect.
Think about arrival details
A home birthday may need directions, a doorbell name or access instructions. Keep sensitive addresses for appropriately authorized invitees rather than putting them in a publicly searchable event listing.
Make headcount decisions from RSVPs
Use Going and Maybe replies as planning signals for food and seating. Invited guests must sign in to respond; their RSVP never proves that they arrived at the party.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send my birthday invitation as a link?
Yes. After creating the private birthday gathering, copy its guest invitation link and send it in your preferred messenger or email.
Can I organize a surprise birthday?
Yes. Add the surprise plan to the invitation description and share the guest link carefully with the right people.
Do I need to verify my age to create a private birthday invitation?
No date of birth is required for the private invitation creation flow. Age rules for public social and dating features are separate.