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Paper & Momentby JFU

THE OCCASION EDIT

Tea gathering invitations, quietly considered.

Bamboo, lotus and porcelain make a gentle setting for tea, conversation and a shared table. Choose a design, write a short welcome and let a simple RSVP help you set the right number of places.

A FEW CONSIDERED DETAILS

An invitation that welcomes well.

01

Tell guests whether this is a drop-in afternoon or a seated gathering with a fixed start time. A clear welcome makes even an informal invitation easier to answer.

02

For a small table, use an RSVP deadline rather than assuming a sent message means a guest will attend. You can close replies from your dashboard.

03

Personalise the matching menu with your tea selection or courses. The current PDF export is a sample, so check the layout and your printer settings before using it.

Find free English & Chinese wording

From “you’re invited” to “I’ll be there.”

Share your link or QR code, then collect attendance, party size and a personal note. Your guest list stays with your saved invitation.

Try the RSVP demo

Public preview. Payments are inactive. Sign in to save your invitation. Check guest access before sharing, especially on mainland China networks.