You Are Cordially Invited To The Staggered Stag-Do

When the lovely Sera Hill-Smith of I Am Magpie first told us about how brilliant and simple her digital invitation service is, our immediate response was: “Digital invites are a thing? That’s news to us. What do they look like? How does that work?”

Once we’d settled down, taken our brain medicine and had a nap, our nurse reminded us that we’re living in the digital age where such marvels were perfectly feasible. Then the real question became: just how brilliant and simple are these invites to make? After all, we figured; if we can do it, with our learning difficulties, then so can you.

We asked Sera for a bit more info about how the service works; what would she need from us and what would we get in return? She told us:

“How it works is you send me the details of your plan for the stag/hen do and I put it together myself, so there’s nothing to it really! We make the invite within a few days for you to email out or put on a facebook event page.

“You also get a webpage version which stays up on iammagpie.co.uk until the event takes place, to act as a resource for the guests.  I usually ask for up to 3 photos, links to all the activities, b&b, restaurants etc. that have been booked and then any specific info you might want to include, such as a schedule, which I organise into my hen/stag templates.

We’re not really going on a stag-do, of course, so we turned to our forum members for some killer (hypothetical) stag-do activity ideas – most so outlandish that we were unable to provide Sera with any weblinks – and a couple of photos of the team partying. We only wanted a brief bespoke flourish, as we were keen to see how the existing themes would look.

Here’s the result!

So, which is your favourite? We’re partial to the Mexican Day of The Dead invite.

R.S.V.P.

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