How it works

A Christmas surprise, sealed in a bottle.

Everything happens online: no app, nothing to print unless you want to. Send a warm letter to one person, or invite everyone to your party.

For one person

A Christmas bottle

Your first one is free, then $1.99 each, with the holly cork and every Christmas card.

Designing the Christmas bottle: the holly cork and burgundy wax with a tree

Design your bottle

Say who it is for, then choose the glass and the wax seal with its stamp: a Christmas tree, Santa or a reindeer. The cork comes sealed in green wax with holly.

The letter on a Christmas card

Write it on a Christmas card

Write your message, then pick its card, from snowy villages to gingerbread. They also get it as a PDF to print and keep.

The bottle at sea past the snowy island, with a countdown

Choose when it opens, and share the link

Right now, or Christmas morning. Share the link by WhatsApp, Messenger or text, or we email it to them. Until then they see the bottle sailing past the snowy island and a countdown; your message stays sealed.

Send a Christmas bottle

For all your guests

A Christmas party invitation

$15 with one shared link for all your guests, $24 with personal links for each household. Any number of guests.

A guest sees the party invitation at sea, with a countdown

Create it and share it

Add the party's date and place, pick a Christmas card, and share one link in the group chat or a personal link with each household. It opens for everyone at once, now or at the time you choose.

The opened invitation with its reply form

Guests reply, no account needed

They say whether they're coming, how many grown-ups and little elves, and anything they can't eat. Then they add the party to their calendar.

The host page: who is coming, the guest list, reminders and updates

See every reply in one place

Who's coming and how many, food notes, reminders for guests who haven't replied, and an update for everyone if the plan changes.

Create a Christmas party invitation

Still wondering about something? Read the questions and answers