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Brunch invitation: the simple way to count your guests
Brunch is the trickiest meal to organize: “we might stop by” doesn't fill a table. An invitation page turns vague intentions into clear replies — and tells you exactly how many eggs to crack.
Wording templates to personalize
Sunday, we're setting the table! Brunch at home on [date] from [11:30am] — scrambled eggs, pancakes, bottomless coffee, and zero obligation to dress up. Let me know if you're coming (and whether you're team sweet or savory)!Use this template
Big news: we got a waffle maker. To break it in properly: brunch at our place on [date] from [time]. Come with your appetite, leave with a doggy bag. One click to reserve your seat!Use this template
Our tips
- Give an arrival window (“from 11:30am”) rather than a fixed time — that's the spirit of brunch.
- The note field is perfect for splitting up who brings what: juice, pastries, fruit.
- Brunch RSVPs often come in the morning of: turn on “maybe” and follow up the day before.