First birthday invitations
Mark the first big milestone with an animated invite guests actually open — safari "Wild One" or dino, ready in minutes.
The first birthday is the milestone the whole family has been waiting for, and the invitation should feel like an event — not an afterthought. UR Invited first birthday invitations are animated: they open like an envelope, move with soft watercolor life, and carry every detail on a single link you text to grandparents, aunties, and friends. The "Wild One" safari design brings a cast of cute baby jungle animals to a party; the Dino-Mite design brings a fern-jungle full of friendly baby dinosaurs. Both are made for that first big celebration.
Personalize the name, the age, the date, and the venue, pick your palette, and share. RSVPs return to your dashboard, so you are not counting heads across a dozen text threads. It is a one-time $4.99, no subscription, and your link stays live long after the cake is gone.
The "Wild One" theme, done beautifully
A "Wild One" first birthday is one of the most loved themes going, and the safari design leans all the way in — a friendly lion, giraffe, elephant, and zebra gather under jungle leaves and party balloons, hand-painted in soft watercolor. It is playful without being loud, which is exactly right for a room full of one-year-olds and the grown-ups holding them.
One link, every grandparent
First birthdays are family affairs, and family members are on every kind of phone. Because this is a plain web link — not an app, not a PDF — grandparents open it as easily as cousins do. It works on iPhone, Android, and desktop, and the RSVP button is big and obvious. When the party time shifts, you edit once and everyone sees the new details.
When to send first birthday invitations
Three to four weeks ahead is the sweet spot for a first birthday. It is close enough that the date is real for guests but early enough that traveling family can plan. Because these are instant to create and send, you can also pull together a small last-minute party without waiting on the mail.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have a "Wild One" safari invitation?
Yes — the Wild One design features cute baby safari animals under jungle leaves and balloons, fully customizable with your child’s name, age, and party details.
Can grandparents open it easily?
Yes. It is a normal web link that opens in any browser — no app to install. The RSVP button is large and simple, so replying is easy for every generation.
Can I use it for a party that is not safari or dino themed?
These two designs are safari and dinosaur, but each has several color palettes, so you can tune the mood. Browse the full catalog for other occasions and looks.
What does it cost?
A one-time $4.99 per invitation — no subscription, no per-guest fees. The link stays live through the celebration.
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Ready to send yours?
Pick a design, add your details, and share one link. Guests tap it and the invitation comes to life — for a one-time $4.99.
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