Holiday templates
RSVPs and sign-ups for the holidays your friends, family and community celebrate.
- Halloween party RSVPGuests reply and enter the costume contest in the same breath.
- Secret Santa sign-upEveryone shares wishes and what to avoid, so nobody gets another mug.
- New Year's Eve party RSVPGuests reply, claim a couch and seal a resolution you read out next year.
- Friendsgiving RSVPFriends claim a part of the meal and share what they're thankful for.
- Galentine's party RSVPFriends reply and leave an anonymous compliment for someone at the table.
- Lunar New Year dinner RSVPFamilies reply, count kids for red envelopes and claim a dumpling-folding shift.
- Diwali party RSVPFamilies reply, bring sweets and enter the rangoli contest as a team.
- Iftar dinner RSVPFamilies pick a Ramadan evening, and each evening stops at the places you have.
- Easter egg hunt registrationParents register each child in the right age group, with one photo answer per family.
- Día de los Muertos ofrendaFamilies send a photo and a memory for a shared community altar.
- Carnival group sign-upRevelers join the bloco, pick an abadá size and claim a rehearsal spot.
- Trunk or treat sign-upFamilies claim a parking row and name their theme, so no two trunks match.
- White elephant gift exchangeKnow how many gifts are coming, and how many are gloriously weird.
- Eid open house RSVPVisitors pick an arrival window, so the house is never empty or packed.
- Cookie exchange sign-upBakers claim a cookie kind, so you get variety instead of five sugar cookies.
- Pride march group sign-upMarchers join the group, get a shirt in their size and pick a role on the day.
- Letter to SantaKids write to Santa and add a drawing; every letter lands in one place.
- Oktoberfest party RSVPGuests reply, count the veggie sausages and sign up for the stein-holding contest.
Plan each holiday around its own traditions
Every form here asks what that holiday runs on. The Lunar New Year dinner RSVP counts children for red envelopes, the iftar RSVP gives each Ramadan evening its own places and the Eid open house RSVP spreads visitors across the day.
Swaps and contests are built in. The Secret Santa sign-up collects wishes before the draw, the cookie exchange stops five plates of the same cookie and the Halloween party RSVP doubles as the costume contest entry.
Change the dates, dishes and greetings to your family's, and the logic keeps working.

















