Tween Birthday Party Invitations

Planning a tween birthday party takes a little extra effort, as your kid probably has a lot of their own opinions now. Evite’s customizable Tween Birthday Invitation templates make it easy to send invites and track RSVPs. You can also send reminders to guests, which helps you keep your focus on pulling the party together.

First, browse Evite’s assortment of templates. Choose from animated designs, trending themes, or upload your own photo or design for a more personal touch. Once you've picked your party invitation template, customize the text, fonts, and colors to match the party's vibe.

You can add your kid's name, party details, parking specifics, and any other info guests need to know. When it's ready, send via email, text, or shareable link. RSVPs come straight to you, and you can track responses and send reminders from any device—no chasing people down required.

After you send the invitation, Evite helps you stay organized by keeping all the details in one place. Check the guest list as RSVPs come in. Send reminders to anyone who has not responded. Include event sign-ups directly on your invite so you know who's bringing what.

Yes. Text style, color, format, and spacing are all yours to adjust.

If you select a Premium Invitation, you can customize an envelope and envelope liner. You can also add stickers, stamps, and choose from animated effects.

You can include a wishlist in all Invitations to give guests gift ideas, and send via a shareable link.

Your tween probably already has a shortlist, but if not, here are some birthday party ideas that are trendy right now:

• Crafting or painting party. Anything hands-on that keeps kids entertained is sure to be a blast. Browse our Arts & Crafts Invitations for inspiration.
• Cooking or baking workshop. Great for smaller groups who want to do something together while chatting with one another.
• Spa day. A perennial favorite, especially for slumber parties.
• Neon or disco night. High energy, works well for a dance party or bowling party.
• Retro/throwback theme. Y2K and '90s nostalgia are having a serious moment with this age group.
• Laser tag, mini golf, or roller skating. Good for active kids who want a venue-based party.
• Minecraft or video game party. A solid pick for kids who'd rather be gaming.
• Movie night or backyard camping. Low-key options that work well for a smaller, sleepover-style celebration.

Mix and match any of the above based on your tween's personality, your budget, and how many people you're inviting. Want to make it feel extra personal? Lean into what you're child is into right now, whether that's music, sports, gaming, movies, or a favorite color palette. Keep your invitation wording upbeat and confident.

If you’re hosting an activity-based party, give guests an idea of what to expect on your invite. Guests will appreciate key details like “We’ll be doing an escape room—wear comfy shoes,” or “Bring a swimsuit and towel.”

About 4–6 weeks ahead of time is the sweet spot. It gives guests enough time to sort their schedules and gives you enough notice to plan around the RSVPs coming in.

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Got three or more events you’re planning this year? Save money with an Evite Pro subscription. Evite Pro gives you unlimited access to Premium Invitations and Greeting Cards for one annual fee.

Is your tween hoping for something more casual? Make an Event Page that they can send to their friends via text.