Christmas novena invitations to tell everyone which house hosts each night, from December 16 to 24.
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From December 16th to 24th, the Christmas Novena brings family, neighbors or coworkers together each night around the nativity scene: prayers, villancicos (carols), and always natilla with buñuelos. The Nativity Novena design brings that tradition into the digital invitation: guests tap the manger scene three times, the figures appear one by one — Mary, Joseph, the shepherds — and on the third tap the Star of Bethlehem lights up the whole scene. Have a detail of your own — which night of the nine this is, which block or office is hosting? We'll build it custom in the PRO version.
Nativity Novena comes ready to edit: a Christmas manger scene guests tap three times. Each tap reveals a figure from the nativity, and on the third, the Star of Bethlehem lights up, revealing the date and venue for that night's novena. You can also choose Old-Time Carols. An antique gramophone that starts playing with three taps, like the novenas of old. Or Novena Candle. A quiet chapel and a candle that lights with a tap, for a peaceful novena. Want to add which night of the nine this is, or a detail specific to your block or office? We'll design it custom in the PRO version.
Tap the nativity three times: Mary and Joseph arrive, then the shepherds and animals with the lights turned on, and in the grand finale Baby Jesus is born and the star lights up · warm wood, moss green, Christmas red and gold
An antique gramophone that starts playing with three taps, like the novenas of old · sepia and gold
A quiet chapel and a candle that lights with a tap, for a peaceful novena · stone and warm light
We design it for your party, with your photos and your song. Ready in 24 business hours, and you pay once you approve it.
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The Christmas Novena is prayed from December 16th through the 24th, a different night each day, and it usually rotates between houses or gets hosted by a different group — family, neighbors, a school, an office. With nine nights back to back, the invitation needs to make crystal clear which novena it is, which night of the nine it falls on, and who's hosting.
The Nativity Novena design picks up on that exact ritual: building the manger scene together before the prayers begin. Bringing that moment into the digital invitation — tapping the scene and watching each figure appear — lets guests feel the novena before they even arrive, instead of just reading a notice with a time and place.
Date and time, address with a map and a button to Google Maps, and if it's part of a nine-night series, state which night it is and who's hosting the next ones. It also helps to mention whether guests should bring something to share — natilla, buñuelos, hot chocolate — and whether kids take part singing or there are small gifts, so no one shows up unsure what to expect.
On timing, a few days ahead is usually enough, since novenas are organized almost night by night and everyone already expects them in December. What matters most is being clear about which novena this is, more than sending it far in advance.
To RSVP, guests tap "RSVP" and the answer lands directly in the host's WhatsApp; with the guest list, each family confirms its seats from its own link. That way you know ahead of time how much natilla or how many buñuelos to prepare.
The Nativity Novena design, from $15, is one you edit yourself: add the date, venue and which night of the novena it is, and see it update live before you pay. The PRO version, for $59, is designed custom around your novena — with your block's, school's or office's theme — ready in 24 business hours with two rounds of revisions.
With nine nights back to back, saying "third novena" or "the one on December 20th" keeps guests from confusing it with another house's date.
If each family brings something — natilla, buñuelos, hot chocolate — mention it ahead of time so nobody shows up empty-handed.
For a school or neighborhood novena, clarifying this avoids confusion on the day, especially when small gifts are part of the tradition.
If the novena continues at another house the next night, use the same invitation to say who's hosting, so nobody misses out on knowing.
Edit the Nativity Novena design in minutes, or message us on WhatsApp for an invitation custom-built around your Christmas Novena.
