Online invitation Shabbat dinner
From the invitation to the final blessing: organize a Shabbat dinner where tradition, warmth, and hospitality come together.
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Candles lit, bread broken, together at the table.
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Ontwerp uitnodigingen, herinneringen, vragenlijsten en een fotoboek.
Wie mag je verwelkomen?
Family, friends, and maybe those new neighbors you've been wanting to invite for weeks — Shabbat is the moment to pause and reflect on what matters. With Easyinvite you track who's joining, how many children are coming, and whether anyone has specific dietary needs alongside the kosher dishes.
De perfecte voorbereiding
Let guests know what time the candles will be lit and what they can expect.
Nagenieten met een online fotoboek
The candles have burned down, the challah is gone, and the conversation still lingers. Put together a photo book with the warmest moments of the evening — the lighting of the candles, the breaking of the bread, the children playing under the table — and send it to your guests as a keepsake of a special evening.
Know who's joining the table
Keep track of which families are coming, how many adults and children will be at the table, and whether anyone has gluten-free or vegetarian needs in addition to kosher. This way you know exactly how much challah to bake and how many chairs you need.
Invite with warmth
Send heartfelt invitations that evoke the Shabbat atmosphere. For example: 'Friday evening, candles lit, challah on the table — will you join us for Shabbat dinner?' Or a reminder: 'Tonight we celebrate Shabbat together! Candles will be lit at 5:45 PM — welcome from 5:30 PM.'
The warmth of Shabbat preserved
From the Kiddush moment to the cozy table conversations and the children playing with the dreidel — preserve it all in a photo book. Send it as a personal thank you to everyone who made the evening special.
Words full of warmth
Looking for the right words for a personal Shabbat invitation? The AI assistant helps you with texts that evoke the Friday evening atmosphere — from an invitation with a wink to a thank-you message afterwards.
Wishes, allergies, and traditions
Ask guests beforehand about dietary needs beyond kosher guidelines and whether they'd like to bring a dish. Afterwards, ask: 'What was your favorite moment of the evening?' and 'Which dish absolutely needs to be on the table again next time?'
Everything ready for Friday evening
View how many guests are coming, what dietary needs there are, and whether everyone has seen the invitation in one overview. This way you prepare the Shabbat table without forgetting anything.
