Chartering the boat is the hard part. Inviting people should not be. The free Yacht Party Invite Maker takes the occasion, the host and the boarding details and returns a finished invitation image, sized for a message thread or a post, made entirely in your browser.

The sample event sitting on the canvas, a Sunset Birthday Cruise hosted by the Rahman Family out of Marina Jack, Sarasota, is yours to replace. Eight fields cover the whole card: occasion, host line, date, boarding time, marina or departure point, and three optional lines for the yacht's name, notes and RSVP. Leave an optional line empty and it simply does not appear; nothing shifts and nothing leaves a gap.

How an invite comes together

  1. Write it like you would say it. The occasion goes in big serif type, the practical details under it. Long lines wrap and shrink on their own, so a full marina name still fits.
  2. Pick the mood. Classic Navy for an evening charter, Sunset Gold for golden hour, Minimal White for a clean modern card, Tropical for a daytime island run, or your own photo of the boat as the background under a wash of the style colour.
  3. Pick the shape. Vertical at 1080 by 1920 for message threads and stories, square at 1080 by 1080 for a post.
  4. Export. PNG or JPG. The preview is the export: what you see is exactly what downloads, down to the small Online Yacht Club credit in the footer.

Two exports a day are free; editing and previews are always free, and after the free exports an email unlocks unlimited exports for the rest of the day. Your event details and photo never leave the device. If you are still choosing the boat itself, our charter price guide and the price comparison tools roundup are the homework. The companion post finishes the sample invite and lines up five more worth making: birthday on a boat. Or open the Yacht Party Invite Maker and type your own occasion.