Head count for the celebration meal
After the Mass comes the lunch, and lunch needs a number. RSVPs and plus-ones total themselves on one dashboard, so you know how many places to set and how much to cook, days ahead, not the night before.
First Communion Invitations
First Communion invitations, reverent and warm
A soft, classic online invitation for every guest, with RSVP tracking and a head count so the celebration meal is planned before the day arrives.
A First Communion is a quiet milestone in a young life: the church in the morning, the family gathered after, a table set for the people who love this child most. Create your invitation, add your guests, and send it by email, or share the link over WhatsApp; every yes, every meal choice and every plus-one gathers on one live dashboard, so you can count places at the table without a single group text. And only you ever see the guest list.
Made for first communions
Everything a first communion needs, from the first invitation to the final head count.
A sign-up list for the family potluck
If relatives are bringing dishes, add a sign-up list and let them claim what they'll carry in. Everyone sees who has the salad and who has dessert, so you end up with a full table instead of three trays of the same thing.
Grandparents plan alongside you
Add a co-host (a godparent, a grandparent, the aunt hosting the meal), and they see the same live RSVPs and lists you do. No screenshots forwarded back and forth, and no one left guessing at the final count.
A shared album for the day
Turn on a photo album and everyone who was there can add their pictures afterward (the candle, the white dress or suit, the long table of family), so the memories of the day gather in one place instead of scattering across a dozen phones.
Popular first communion designs
Favorite First Communion designs stay soft and classic: cream and ivory, a wash of pale blue or blush, a thread of gold, a single dove or chalice held with restraint. They read as reverent without turning stiff, so the invitation feels like the quiet, joyful morning it announces.
Your first communion guest list stays private
With HeyVite, each guest opens an invitation of their own, addressed to them alone. Who said yes, who sent regrets, who else is invited: only you, the host, hold the full picture.
See how guest privacy worksEverything a first communion asks of you, handled
Everything you need to host a first communion with ease.
Know exactly who's coming
Every reply, meal and headcount on one live dashboard as it arrives.
Sort out who brings what
Guests claim items from a shared list, so nothing arrives twice.
Don't run it all alone
Invite a partner or planner to help manage guests and replies.
Collect everyone's photos in one place
Guests upload their own photos to one shared album afterwards.
Keep your guest list yours
No shared list and no name lookup. No one sees who else was invited.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about first communion invitations and online RSVP on HeyVite.
How do I send First Communion invitations online?
Create your invitation in HeyVite, add your guests, and send by email, or share a private link yourself. Each guest gets their own private link, and their reply, meal choice and plus-one land on one live dashboard, so you can count places at the celebration meal without chasing anyone.
Is the guest list private?
Yes. Every guest receives a private invitation of their own. And with Guest Privacy, included on every plan (free ones too), there is no public guest list and no name search by default, so no one can see who else was invited or who has replied. Only you and any co-host ever see the full list.
Can I get a head count for the lunch after Mass?
Yes. RSVPs and plus-ones total on one live dashboard as they arrive, so you always have a current number for the meal. Add a custom question (a meal choice, or whether a guest is coming to the church, the lunch, or both), and those answers track right alongside the count.
Can grandparents or godparents help manage it?
Yes. Add them as a co-host and they see the same live RSVPs, sign-up lists and head count you do. Nothing forwarded, nothing out of date. It's a natural fit when a grandparent is hosting the meal or a godparent is helping organize the day.
Can family sign up to bring food?
Yes. Add a sign-up list and relatives can claim the dish they'll bring: a main, a side, dessert. Everyone sees what's already covered, so the potluck comes together without three of the same casserole and nothing forgotten.
Do guests need an app or account to reply?
No. Guests open their private link in any browser and reply in seconds: no app to download, no account to create, no password. It works the same on a phone or a computer, which matters when you're inviting grandparents and godparents of every comfort level with technology.
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