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LGBTQ invitations

Invitations for every love, pride and celebration

Video invitations for Pride parties, LGBTQ weddings, engagements, coming-out celebrations, drag brunches and anniversaries. Pick a real template, add a voice message, and collect RSVPs with one link.

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LGBTQ & Pride video templates

Hand-picked from the TwistInvite library for Pride, queer celebrations and same-sex couples. Every card is a real video template. Tap one to start customizing.

By occasion

Wording ideas for every celebration

Copy a line, adjust the details, and paste it into your invitation. Each occasion includes what guests usually need to know.

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Pride party invitations

A Pride party can be a backyard barbecue, a rooftop happy hour or a pre-parade breakfast. Say where to meet, what to bring and whether guests are heading to a march or parade together afterward.

Come celebrate Pride with us! Brunch, music and good company at our place before we head to the parade together. Saturday, June 13 · 11 AM. Tap Going, Can't make it or Maybe.
  • Add the meeting point if the group is walking to a parade.
  • Mention accessibility, shade and water for daytime events.
  • Templates to try: Pride Color Burst, Rainbow Street Fair, Queer Backyard BBQ.
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Same-sex & LGBTQ wedding invitations

Your invitation should sound like the two of you. Use your names in whatever order you like, choose the hosting line that fits your family, and skip any tradition that doesn't.

Jordan Reyes and Sam Patel invite you to celebrate their wedding. Saturday, September 19 · 4 PM · Larkspur Gardens. Dinner and dancing to follow.
  • Both families hosting: "Together with their families…"
  • Hosting yourselves: "Jordan and Sam invite you…"
  • Templates to try: A Union of Two Souls, Witness Our Love, Love Knows No Boundaries.
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Engagement party invitations

Keep it light and personal. Share the news, the date and the dress code, and let a short voice message tell the proposal story.

We said yes! Join Alex and Chris for drinks and celebration at The Garden Room. Friday, May 8 · 7 PM. Cocktail attire.
  • Say if it's adults-only or family-friendly.
  • If you're registered somewhere, add it on a separate line.
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Coming-out party invitations

A coming-out party is about support, not spectacle. Let the guest of honor decide the tone, and keep the guest list to people they trust.

Riley has something to celebrate, and we'd love you there. Join us for cake and good company on Sunday, April 12 at 3 PM. Come as you are.
  • Share the link privately, in a text or chat, rather than posting it.
  • Include the name and pronouns the guest of honor wants used.
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Drag brunch invitations

Drag brunches sell out, so lead with the time, the venue and whether guests need to book a seat or pay a cover. Tipping cash is a nice reminder.

Mimosas, music and a show you won't forget. Drag brunch with us at Velvet Kitchen, Sunday, June 28 · 12 PM. Bring small bills for tips!
  • Add the reservation deadline if seats are limited.
  • Templates to try: Spectacular Queer Party, Queer Joy Mixer.
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Pride month & community events

For a community picnic, a film night, a fundraiser or a book-club social, the invitation does the planning: date, place, cost and who it's for.

You're invited to our Pride Month community picnic. Saturday, June 6 · 1–5 PM · Riverside Park, north lawn. Bring a blanket and a dish to share. All are welcome.
  • Say clearly if the event is open to allies and families.
  • Templates to try: Queer Community Picnic, Rainbow Summer Bash.
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Gay & lesbian bachelor and bachelorette parties

Whether it's a weekend away or one big night, guests need the plan, the budget and the dress code early.

Last fling before the ring! Join us for Taylor's bachelorette weekend in Palm Springs, July 17–19. Pool days, dinner out and dancing. Reply by June 1.
  • Give a rough cost per person so nobody is surprised.
  • Add a group-chat link in the event details.
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Anniversary & vow renewal invitations

Anniversaries are a chance to thank the people who stood by you. Mention the milestone and keep the tone warm.

Ten years, still dancing. Join Morgan and Dana to celebrate our 10th anniversary. Saturday, October 10 · 6 PM · Our home.
  • Planning to renew your vows? See our vow renewal guide below.
  • Templates to try: Rainbow Celebration Edit, Pride Pop Celebration.
How it works

From idea to invite in three steps

Pick a template

Open the LGBTQ collection and choose a video invitation. Add your names, date, time and place.

Add your voice

Hold to record a short voice message, then share one link by text, chat or email.

Track replies

See who's Going, who Can't make it and who's a Maybe, all in one place.

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For your guests

Replying takes seconds

Guests open the link in their browser. There's no app to download and no account to create.

  • No guest account. Email is optional.
  • Three clear choices: Going, Can't make it or Maybe.
  • Your voice, too: guests hear the message you recorded.
  • No ads on your invitation.
Quick guide

What to include, by occasion

OccasionMust includeNice to addTemplate to try
Pride partyDate, start time, address or meeting pointParade plans, what to bringPride Color Burst
WeddingBoth names, date, venue, timeDress code, reply-by dateA Union of Two Souls
EngagementCouple's names, date, placeProposal story in a voice messagePride Pop Celebration
Coming-out partyGuest of honor, date, placeName and pronouns to useQueer Joy Social Night
Drag brunchVenue, time, booking or coverTip reminderSpectacular Queer Party
Community eventDate, place, cost, who it's forAccessibility notesQueer Community Picnic
FAQ

LGBTQ invitation questions

01Are there LGBTQ and Pride invitation templates on TwistInvite?

Yes. TwistInvite has a collection of Pride and queer celebration video templates, including Pride Color Burst, Rainbow Street Fair, Queer Joy Social Night and Queer Community Picnic. The button on this page opens that collection.

02How should we word a same-sex wedding invitation?

Use your names in any order, and choose a hosting line that fits: "Together with their families" or simply "[Name] and [Name] invite you". There's no required format, so pick what sounds like you.

03Do guests need an account to RSVP?

No. Guests open the link in a browser and tap Going, Can't make it or Maybe. Email is optional.

04Can I add a personal voice message?

Yes. Hold to record a short voice message, and it plays with your invitation.

05How do I share a coming-out invitation privately?

Send the link directly by text, chat or email to the people you've chosen. Only people with the link can open it.

06Is TwistInvite free?

You can create up to 3 events a month for free. Premium starts at $2.99/week. TwistInvite doesn't show ads on your invitations.

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