Made for kids' birthdays

One invite. One big wish.

Kids' party invites where everyone chips in for one present they really want. Less plastic, less stress, one very happy kid.

  1. 1Make an invite
  2. 2Send the link
  3. 3Friends chip in for the gift
See an example ↗
Invites & RSVPs Amounts kept private Printed keepsake card
Simple from the start

A greener way to celebrate.

One beautiful birthday page. One link to share. Family and friends chip in for one gift or experience that really matters. Fewer plastic presents, less wrapping, and one gift they'll treasure.

1. Make an invite

Pick a design, add the party details and the one big gift your child would love.

2. Send the link

Share one link on WhatsApp, text or email. Guests reply in one tap.

3. Friends chip in for the gift

Any amount is lovely, and so is just a message. Every friend's words end up in a printed keepsake card.

Invites included

Invite, RSVP and chip in. One link.

Send the party invite and the birthday page together. Guests reply in one tap, and you see who's coming in one place.

Share it your way

WhatsApp, text, email, or a QR code on paper invites for the book bag.

Party details kept safe

Only people with your party link can see the details.

You're invited

Poppy is turning 4

Saturday 14 March · 2pm to 4pm
Soft play party · The Jungle Barn

12 coming · 2 can't make it

Poppy's wishA balance bikeAny amount is lovely, and so is just a message
Beautifully personal

Their birthday.
Their big wish.

From a first bicycle to an unforgettable day out, everyone chips in for one special present.

Free to set up. Takes about two minutes.

After the party

A keepsake of who was there.

After the party, every friend's photo and message is gathered into a printed card. Years from now, they'll still know who was there to celebrate.

A photo and a few words

Every guest can add a picture and a short message for the birthday child.

Messages shared, amounts private

Guests see each other's messages on the page. What anyone chips in stays between them and the family.

For Oliver, on turning 7

From the people who made your summer of adventures happen

NGNana & Grandad

Love you to the moon. Enjoy every adventure!

AMAlfie M.

Happy birthday mate, see you at football!

SRAunt Sarah

Seven already! Have the best day.

PJPriya & Jay

Can't wait to hear all about it.

More adventures.
More memories.

Less guesswork. More moments they'll remember long after the candles go out.

Safe to use

Your money goes straight to the family.

YayWish never holds anyone's money. Every gift is paid securely through Stripe, the payments company used by millions of businesses, directly into the parent's own account.

Secure payments by Stripe

Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay. We never see or store card details.

Paid to the parent's own account

Stripe checks every parent's identity before any money is paid out to them.

Registered with the ICO

UK data protection registration ZC275206. We never sell your details.

A real family business in Canterbury

Started by a local dad. Questions? Email hello@yaywish.com and we'll reply.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Can I try YayWish now?

Yes. Make your invite in about two minutes, share the link, and you're away. It's free to set up.

Can I send party invites through YayWish?

Yes. Your invite and birthday page are one link. Guests see the date, time and venue, and reply in a tap.

Can other guests see how much I gave?

No. Messages are shared on the birthday page, but amounts are only visible to the parent who set it up.

What happens after the party?

Every guest's photo and message is collected into a keepsake card the family can print and keep.

How does chipping in work?

Guests chip in by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe, and it goes straight to the parent's own account. Any amount is lovely, and so is just a message.

Is my information safe?

Only people with your party link can see the invite. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, and we never sell your details. See our privacy policy.

Let's make it memorable

Big wishes start small.

Just an example. Make your own party to try it for real