Sleepover Birthday Invitation Template
Center card
A free sleepover birthday invitation template in lilac and peach, with string lights and paper stars overhead and a pile of pillows, sleep masks and popcorn bowls below. Add the drop-off and pick-up times, then print it or send the link so parents can reply.
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Our AI paints a brand-new invitation in any theme you can describe, including your child's favorite characters. The details you typed come with you.
About This Sleepover Birthday Invitation Template
The card looks into a bedroom set up for the night. Lilac curtains are pulled back at the top, a string of warm bulbs hangs between them with three paper stars, and a crescent moon glows in a patch of navy sky. Down both sides the pillows are stacked the way they end up on the floor: star print, gingham, hearts, one in midnight blue with a moon on it, and a bowl of popcorn wedged in on each side. Two sleep masks with stitched lashes hang near the top corners, a pair of fluffy slippers with bows waits at the bottom, and a rolled sleeping bag is strapped up and ready.
There are no people on the card and nothing babyish in the room, so it reads right for a twelfth birthday as well as a fifteenth. The name is set in a round, light lilac letter with plenty of air, the age line in deep plum, and the details in plain type on a cream ground where nothing in the room gets in the way.
Three layouts
Center card
The room opens up behind a white panel: trailing plants on a shelf, a moon lamp on the bookcase, a window onto the night sky, and on the rug below the slippers, two sleep masks, popcorn and the sleeping bag. The age sits in a lilac badge.
Framed
The curtains, lights and stacked pillows run around all four sides, and your details sit on the cream wall in the middle.
With photo
A lilac-ringed circle for a photo hangs under the string lights, between the two sleep masks. A picture from last year's sleepover fits well here.
Three color schemes
- Lilac dusk
- Peach pink
- Midnight navy
A scheme recolors the lettering, badge and QR code, never the artwork.
Who This Sleepover Invitation Is For
Sleepovers start around eight or nine and carry on well into the teens, and this card is drawn for the older end of that: a calm bedroom, not a cartoon. It suits a slumber party for four close friends as much as a pajama party that ends with a pick-up at ten, and it works for a movie-and-pillows night at home or a booked room at a hotel.
Lilac dusk is the softest of the three color schemes, Peach pink is warmer, and Midnight navy drops the pastel feel for a darker name and badge, which many boys and older teens prefer. The room itself stays the same in all three.
Sleepover Birthday Invitation Wording
A sleepover invitation has more for parents to read than most: when to drop off, when to collect, what to pack and who is in charge overnight. Keep the card short and put the packing list on the RSVP page.
- Heading
- Sleepover at our place!
- Not on the With photo layout.
- Age
- Turning 13, staying up late
- Your own line
- Drop-off 6 PM Saturday, pick-up 10 AM Sunday after pancakes.
- RSVP line
- Reply by July 10 so we can count pillows
- Note to Guests (RSVP page)
- Please pack a sleeping bag, a pillow, pajamas, a toothbrush and anything your teen needs to sleep well. We will be home all night and phones go on the charger in the kitchen at midnight. Tell us about allergies or medication when you reply, and call us any time if someone wants to go home early.
- Message with the link
- Hi! Maya is having a sleepover for her 13th birthday on Saturday, July 17. Drop-off is at 6 and pick-up is Sunday at 10. The invitation is at this link; please reply there so we know who is staying the night.
How to Make and Print Your Sleepover Birthday Invitation
- 1
Choose a layout and colors
Switch layouts and color schemes above the form. Your details stay.
- 2
Add your party details
Name, age, date, time and place, in any of eight languages.
- 3
Print it or send the link
Download the PDF with a free account; guests reply by QR code or link.
Print one 4×6 inch card per page or two per Letter or A4 sheet, with crop marks. For a class, paste up to 40 names for a card per guest; the names stay on your device.
Sleepover Party Ideas to Match
Agree the plan with parents first
Say on the RSVP page which adults are home, where everyone sleeps and when pick-up is. A guest who would rather not stay the night can come for the evening and be collected at ten; offering that up front saves an awkward phone call.
A film, then the real party
Let the guests vote on one film, set out popcorn with a few toppings to shake on, and expect the talking to start once the film ends. That part is what they came for.
Something to do with their hands
Friendship bracelets, face masks, nail polish or a deck of cards on the floor. Nobody has to join in, and it keeps the quiet guests in the circle.
Breakfast worth getting up for
Pancakes or waffles with a row of toppings at nine gives the morning a shape and gets everyone packed before parents arrive.
Sleepover Invitation Template FAQ
What should a sleepover invitation say?
Whose birthday it is, the address, the drop-off time and the pick-up time the next morning, and a reply deadline. Add what to bring, which adults will be home and how to reach you overnight; the Note to Guests on the RSVP page has room for all of it.
How do I show both a drop-off and a pick-up time?
The card prints the party's start and end time, so set the evening hours there and write the next morning's pick-up in your own line, for example "Pick-up 10 AM Sunday".
How many guests should I invite to a sleepover?
Three to six is what most homes and most parents manage comfortably. An even number helps when they pair off, and the RSVP page shows you who has replied as the answers come in.
Is this template really free?
Yes, all of it. Downloading the card and seeing replies need a free account.
Do guests need an account to RSVP?
No. They scan the code or open the link, then enter the guest's name, who is coming and any food allergies.
Can the card be in another language?
Yes, any of eight, chosen above the form; the guests' RSVP page follows it.
