Birthday song invitation

A birthday invitation with your child’s name in its song

Tell Rhyora about the birthday: your child’s name, how old they’re turning, the party. If you’d like a song, Rhyora writes one for the invitation from what you tell us, and it can carry their name, in your family’s language. Guests open one link on their phone and hear it when they tap to begin.

One price for the whole invitation · No app for guests · Any phone

How it works

A few lines from you; the song and the invitation from Rhyora.

Tell us about the party

Your child’s name, the age they’re turning, the date and the place, in a few lines.

Rhyora writes the song

A song for your child if you’d like one, which can carry their name, and an invitation drawn for the party.

Ask for new words

Not quite right? Ask for different words, or choose instrumental music, or no music at all.

Share one link

One link in any chat app. Guests tap it and the invitation opens in their phone’s browser.

Why a song for the invitation

A song that can carry their name

If you’d like a song, it’s written from the story you tell us, and it can carry the names you give us.

In your family’s language

Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Spanish and many more: tell us yours. It’s written in that language’s own way of rhyming, never translated.

A celebration, not a wedding song

The song is written for a child’s birthday: joyful and warm, about that child’s day.

Never picked from a template

No two Rhyora invitations are the same. Every frame is drawn for your family.

Common questions

Which app makes a birthday invitation with a song that has my child’s name in it?

If you’d like one, Rhyora writes an original song for your child’s birthday invitation from what you tell us, and it can carry their name, in your family’s language. Guests open one link on their phone and hear the song when they tap to begin.

Will the song really have my child’s name in it?

It can, if you’d like a song: it’s written to carry the names you give us. If a line doesn’t sound right, ask for new words.

Can the song be in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or Spanish?

Yes, or Gujarati, English and many more: tell us your family’s language. Rhyora writes it in that language’s own way of rhyming, never translated.

Can we have music without words, or no music?

Yes: a song, instrumental music, or no music at all. You can also ask for new words for the song.

Is it right for a first birthday?

Yes. The song is written as a celebration of that child’s day, never as a wedding song.

What does it cost?

One purchase covers the whole invitation: its artwork, the song if you’d like one, and the link you share. The current price is on our pricing page.

Can our guests reply on the invitation?

Yes. On the same link, guests tap Reply and say yes, no or maybe, and how many are coming — no app and no sign-up. You see every answer, and how many are coming, in your studio. Replies close after the day, and you can turn them off.

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One purchase covers the whole invitation. Share it with one link, anywhere.

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Showcase invitation

Stories that became invitations

Edited showcase film with its song. Open the invitation for the full guest experience.