Sorority / Frat Party invitation template
A Sorority or Frat Party invitation, also known as a digital invitation or a paperless invitation, is a web version of a traditional party invite. It allows you to quickly create and share an invitation for your Sorority or Frat Party to your guest list.
Why create a Sorority / Frat Party invitation?
Sending an online invite to your Sorority / Frat Party guest list is a quick, easy and free way of inviting people to your event and providing them with all the key information. With Craft, you can create unique Sorority / Frat Party invites and share them via a link instantly.
When should you create a Sorority / Frat Party invitation?
Be sure to create your invitations in good time to give your guest-list plenty of notice about the party. You can always follow up nearer the date to check on attendance numbers.
What should your Sorority / Frat Party invitation contain?
At the very least, your party invite should include the following information:
- Name of the event
- Date and time
- Location address (include link to Google map)
- Brief description of the event
- Dress-code
- What guests should bring (if anything)
You can quickly create stylish Sorority or Frat Party invitations using Craft's free image bank, and by using our colorful cards and backgrounds.
How to use this Sorority / Frat Party invitation template
- Create a folder called ‘Templates.’
- Create this template document and give it a title. Remember to add ‘template’ to make it easy to find later.
- Add your content. Be sure to create an experience that looks stylish
- You're ready to share with your guest list!
Sharing and updating your Sorority / Frat Party invitation
Once you have created your Sorority / Frat Party invite, publish it online and share it with your guest-list via the 'share to web' feature.
If you need to add or change any details about your event, you can do that quickly and easily with Craft, keeping your guestlist up to date with the latest information.
Get this free Sorority / Frat Party invitation here.
