Kids' New Year's Eve Party Invitation: You're Invited!

Two colorful “You're invited!” New Year's Eve party invitations with a party hat, fireworks, party horn, and fill-in lines, printable

Ringing in the New Year with your friends? Then you need a real invitation! On these two cards, you fill in all the details, and your own party picture goes into the drawing box.

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What's in the PDFs

Both PDFs, color and coloring, have 1 page with two invitation cards, each about 7 × 4.7 inches. Every card has lines for who's invited, when, where, until when, what to bring, and RSVP by, plus a drawing box and a line for your name. The yellow card has a party hat and fireworks, the pink one a party hat and a party horn. Print on A4 or US Letter.

At a Glance

Type
Fill-in printable
Age
ages 5+
Pages
1 × A4 + 1 × A4
Time
about 10–15 minutes per card

📄 What’s on the Pages

Page 1: Two invitation cards
“You're invited! – to my New Year's Eve party” with six fill-in lines, a drawing box, and a signature line, one in yellow and one in pink.

How to make your invitation

1
Print one page for every two guests.
2
Cut out the cards along the crop marks.
3
Fill in every line: who's invited, when and where it starts, when it ends, and what to bring.
4
Draw a party picture in the box and sign at the bottom.
5
Hand the invitation over in person or slip it into an envelope.

💡 Tips

  • Give a clear pickup time under “until when” – many kids' parties end long before midnight.
  • Under “please bring,” try ideas like a stuffed animal, sleeping bag, or favorite game.
  • Only grown-ups light fireworks – you can add a note for parents on the invitation.
  • Cardstock (65–80 lb) makes the card feel special and keeps it from bending.

What kids practice

Kids learn to write down key information clearly – time, place, and date. Planning a party gives them responsibility as the host. The drawing box leaves room for their own ideas.

🔄 Variations & Ideas

New Year's sleepover
Write sleeping bag and toothbrush under “please bring” – and it's a pajama party.
Noon Year's Eve
For little kids, plan an afternoon party with a countdown at 12 noon.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many invitations are on a page?
Two: a yellow one with fireworks and a pink one with a party horn. For more guests, print the page several times.

What do I write after “RSVP by”?
A date by which parents should reply – ideally a few days before the party. Adding a phone number helps.

Does it work for a classroom party?
Yes. Instead of a place and time, the teacher fills in the class and day, and the kids decorate the drawing box.

Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.

Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Party-Einladung.