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Free Event Invites Event Invitation Templates

8 free event invitation templates for WhatsApp, email, and social media. Copy, customise, and send in minutes with Who's In RSVP links.

Running a community event shouldn't mean spending money on fancy platforms. These 8 templates are written by real Who's In organisers — from sports leagues to neighbourhood meetups to charity drives. Copy them, drop in your details, and paste your shareable RSVP link. Your guests won't need to download anything or enter their email. They just show up.

Regular Sessioncasual
Template 1/8
Subject line

Free session this [DAY] — RSVP so we know you're in

Message body
Hey 👋

We're running [EVENT NAME] this [DAY] at [TIME] at [LOCATION].

If you're coming, smash this link and let us know:
[RSVP LINK]

Two quick things:
• [SPECIFIC DETAIL — e.g., bring your own mat / park on [street] / wear trainers / free entry]
• Spots fill up fast, so RSVP early

Cheers,
[YOUR NAME]
Special Event / Workshopenthusiastic
Template 2/8
Subject line

Something special coming up — [EVENT NAME], [DATE]

Message body
Hey [NAME],

We've got something different lined up and think you'd be perfect for it.

**[EVENT NAME]**
📅 [DATE], [TIME]
📍 [VENUE, ADDRESS]

[2-3 sentences about what's actually happening — what skills you'll pick up, who's running it, why it's different from regular sessions.]

Spots are capped at [NUMBER] because we want it intimate. RSVP here to lock yours in:
[RSVP LINK]

Deadline: [DATE]

Looking forward to it,
[YOUR NAME]
Fundraising Eventinspiring
Template 3/8
Subject line

Casual event for [CAUSE] — [DATE]

Message body
Hey [NAME],

We're putting together a community event to raise funds for [CAUSE], and we'd love you to be part of it.

**When:** [DATE], [TIME]
**Where:** [LOCATION]
**What to expect:** [E.g., informal gathering, games, chat, food, music — whatever you're doing]
**Can't afford it?** No worries — come for free. Donations welcome if you can.

[One genuine sentence about why this matters — who it helps, what changes.]

RSVP here and spread the word if you can:
[RSVP LINK]

We've got this,
[YOUR NAME]
Beginner / New Memberwelcoming
Template 4/8
Subject line

Welcome — your first session is [DATE]

Message body
Hey [NAME],

Really glad you're coming along. Here's what you need to know:

**When:** [DATE], [TIME]
**Where:** [VENUE] — [ADDRESS]
[Optional: Map link or directions to make it super clear]

**What to bring:** [DETAILS — e.g., just yourself / trainers / a mat / whatever]
**What to expect:** [Honest 2-3 sentence description of how the session actually runs]

Please RSVP so we know to look out for you:
[RSVP LINK]

Honestly — don't stress about it being your first time. Everyone's been new. We'll make sure you feel welcome.

See you there,
[YOUR NAME]
Annual / Milestone Eventcelebratory
Template 5/8
Subject line

We're doing our [YEAR] [EVENT NAME] — you in?

Message body
Hey [NAME],

It's time for our biggest event of the year.

**[EVENT NAME] [YEAR]**
📅 [DATE], [TIME]
📍 [VENUE, ADDRESS]

[What's new this year / what makes it different / why it matters to the community.]

[This year we're expecting more people / doing something bigger / mixing things up — whatever's true.]

Places go quick. Lock yours in here:
[RSVP LINK]

Deadline: [DATE]

Can't wait,
[YOUR NAME]
Reminder (second notice)friendly
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Subject line

[EVENT NAME] is in [X] days — still spots left

Message body
Quick heads up — [EVENT NAME] is [X] days away and we've still got room for a few more people.

**[DATE], [TIME]**
📍 [LOCATION]

[Any last-minute updates — new info, parking, what to bring, weather prep]

If you said you're coming — you're all set, just show up.

If you haven't RSVP'd yet:
[RSVP LINK]

Deadline is [DATE].

Cheers,
[YOUR NAME]
"Bring a Friend"fun
Template 7/8
Subject line

Bring someone new to [EVENT NAME]

Message body
Hey [NAME],

For [DATE]'s session, bring someone who's been curious about what we do. No pressure on them — it's free, no sign-up needed, they can just show up with you.

**[DATE], [TIME]**
📍 [LOCATION]

When you RSVP, just let us know if you're bringing someone:
[RSVP LINK]

Good vibes only — see you there.

[YOUR NAME]
Cancellation / Reschedulingapologetic
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Subject line

[EVENT NAME] — update on [ORIGINAL DATE]

Message body
Hey everyone,

Quick update on [EVENT NAME].

[We've had to reschedule due to [REASON] / Something's changed and here's the update.]

**New date:** [NEW DATE], [TIME]
**Location:** [SAME / NEW LOCATION]

If you RSVP'd for the original date, you're still in. If the new date doesn't work, just let us know.

New RSVP link:
[RSVP LINK]

Sorry for the shuffle — cheers for being flexible.

[YOUR NAME]

Tips for better invitations

1

Use [NAME] when you're inviting individuals — personal invites convert better than group broadcasts for RSVP.

2

Lead with the RSVP link in the first message so mobile readers don't have to scroll past the details.

3

Set a clear RSVP deadline — this helps you plan headcount and reminds people to commit.

4

For WhatsApp, keep it tight — under 100 words, key info first (date, time, location), then the RSVP link.

5

Use emoji sparingly but purposefully — 📅 for dates, 📍 for locations, ⏰ for reminders. It helps people scan on mobile.

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