Your card has not been sent yet
You want to know who should receive a card before you start printing, writing, or posting.
Let friends and family fill in their address through a private link. No back-and-forth.
Private link, no account needed to fill it in
See a real example formCollecting addresses can be faster, without endless back-and-forth messages.
Addresses scattered across WhatsApp, screenshots, and voicemails
House number or postcode missing
Constantly chasing people for their details
You don't know who's already filled in
Visit requests in different chats — you forget who asked what
Sharing addresses via chat feels unsafe
On geboortekaartje-online.be you create one address form and share that private link with your whole circle. Friends and family fill in their own postal and email address, without an account, and you see in one overview who has filled it in and who hasn't. Collecting addresses is free, and you reuse the same list later for your thank-you card, christening card, and first birthday.
For parents who are still missing addresses and want to chase as little as possible.
You want to know who should receive a card before you start printing, writing, or posting.
Family lives in different places and you do not want to pull addresses out of five chats and screenshots.
You do not want to chase everyone separately while also adjusting to life with a newborn.
Share one link, collect addresses automatically, and keep track of who has already filled it in.



Not because those tools are impossible, but because they require more follow-up and more manual work when you have the least room for it.
You do not ask for addresses twenty times in separate chats. One link is enough and people answer when it suits them.
No copying addresses out of messages and no guessing which file version is still correct.
It is built for birth announcements: who wants a physical card, who wants to visit, and what you may want to reuse later.
If your design is ready, you can upload it once and send one private link while printed cards follow later.
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Digital invitation with RSVP: share one private link and automatically see who's coming, who can't make it, and who hasn't replied — without combing through the group chat.
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Sending a first birthday card: how to do it without the stress
How to send cards and manage RSVPs for your child's first birthday, and why the address list from your birth announcement is already ready to go.
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Birth announcement checklist: everything you need to arrange
A practical checklist for your birth announcement, from design and printing to sending cards and collecting addresses. So you don't forget a thing.
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Create your form and share it with friends and family.
Yes. Collecting addresses is free. Want extra features later like visit management or thank-you cards? You can upgrade for €7.99 per card, of which €2.50 goes to charity. No subscription, no automatic renewals.
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