Occasions/Housewarming

A new home. Time to celebrate it together

Collect congratulations, photos, messages and tips from friends, family and new neighbours on one page. A lovely memory of the first weeks in your new home.

A couple toasting among moving boxes in their new house
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Housewarming

What can you do with it?

A new home brings a lot of firsts: the first night, the first visitors, and the first time friends and family all come over. A housewarming page collects their messages, photos and tips in one place.

Wishes for the new home

Let friends and family leave something personal for the residents and their new home.

Tips for the interior

Not everything has found its place yet? Ask guests for their favourite ideas for the interior, garden, or that one corner you still don’t know what to do with.

Photos from the housewarming

Let guests add their photos of the party. Afterwards you also get the moments others captured.

Involve the new neighbours

A housewarming is a good moment to get to know the neighbours better. Share the link with them too if you include them in the party.

Stories about the new house

Let guests write about their first impression, a funny moving moment, or their first visit.

Keep everything

Download the collected wishes and photos as a PDF and keep them as a memory of the beginning in your new home.

Friends at the housewarming
TipAsk guests to leave one tip for your new house. It can be practical — or something like “never put a white sofa next to kids with chocolate milk”.
Why a housewarming page

A house becomes yours through what happens there

After weeks of unpacking boxes, moving furniture and deciding where everything goes, it is nice to finally just use the house.

A housewarming is often the first time friends and family all come over together. Besides a bottle of wine or a plant, let them leave something personal too: a message for your new home, a photo of that evening, or even a tip that turns out surprisingly useful.

Everyone can add somethingShare the link before, during or after the housewarming. Guests do not need an account to leave something.
Text, photos and videosA short message, a photo of the party or a video. Everyone chooses what they want to share.
Also great with a QR codePut the QR code on the table during the housewarming. Guests can scan it and add something right away.
Also for those who could not make itCould someone not come to the housewarming? Just send the link, so they can still leave something.
Pricing

Choose your plan

Start free and upgrade whenever you want, even after the first wishes have arrived.

Free
€ 0
1 week online (7 days)
  • Unique link
  • Customize the page
  • Standard theme
  • Max. 20 wishes
  • PDF export
  • Video compilation
  • Password protection
Start for free
Basic
€ 14
30 days available
  • Unique link
  • Customize the page
  • Choose your theme
  • Max. 50 wishes
  • PDF export possible (format 210 × 210 mm)
  • Video compilation
  • Password protection
Choose Basic
MOST CHOSENPremium
€ 19
90 days available
  • Unique link
  • Customize the page
  • Choose your theme
  • Unlimited wishes
  • PDF export possible (format 210 × 210 mm)
  • Video compilation possible
  • Password protection
Choose Premium

Frequently asked questions

Click ‘Start free’, choose housewarming as the occasion and personalise the page. Then share the link with friends, family and other guests. They do not need an account to add something.

Start free · no account needed for guests

Give your new home a beautiful start

Create the page and invite friends, family and neighbours to leave a message, photo, video or a fun tip.

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