You can stylize your party invitations or event page with a graphic on most platforms. Choose something which conveys a sense of fun and expresses your personality.
My name is Nick Gray, and I'm the best-selling author of the party handbook The 2-Hour Cocktail Party. I've hosted hundreds of parties all over the world, and been featured in the WSJ, The New York Times, and New York Magazine.
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Think of your event page like an online dating profile. It’s the first thing people will see. If you don’t include a fun photo, you will probably get zero matches.
An eye-catching image that makes your guests smile is best. Avoid using something boring and generic. You want a feature image which looks unique and creates excitement.
A Note from The Author (Nick Gray)
You're doing it! This will be fun.
My big goal in writing this book and these articles is to get 500 people to host their own party and tell me about it.
You can see my current list and count at www.party.pro/hosts/
Send me an email or text me with your party date.
Email to nick@nickgraynews.com or text me at +1-917-635-9967
I reply to every message, usually quick. And I'll give you a few bonus tips and tricks or answer any questions.
Send me a note now. Email to nick@nickgraynews.com or text me at +1-917-635-9967
Example Images
I've used beaches, vintage parties, and hip museums for my party pics. Here are a few to get you started:
Pineapples
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Silhouettes
Beaches and Nature
Art and Museums
Licensing Information
All images are free to use.
Nick's note: I found all of these images on royalty-free websites. You can use them on your RSVP pages for both work and personal events. Have fun!
- Pexel: All photos are free to use. Attribution is not required, and you can modify the images if you want.
