Who is in this photograph?
Everyone brings an old photo and shares what they know about it. Note names and dates with those who remember them.
20 to 30 min · A few photos · Joining in is optionalEvery reunion starts with an idea
A family reunion.
A little of everyone.
The cousins you know by heart. The ones you would love to see again. And the children who have yet to put faces to all those names.
No account · Your plans are not submitted
A starting point
What is a family reunion?
A family reunion brings together relatives who share common ancestors, sometimes across several generations. Partners and children can naturally be part of it too: each family decides whom it would like to include.
You do not need a hundred guests.
You do not need a country estate.
Just a wish to get together.
Over to you
What would your reunion look like?
Choose a format, a rough number of guests and what you would enjoy most. Leave with a starting idea you can adapt.
Your starting idea
A day of catching up
Arrive in the late morning, share a meal and an activity, with free time to enjoy being together.
Choose a contact for each family branch and keep practical information in one place.
Our idea: a table of old photographs to start conversations.
Plan this reunionThe pleasure of being together
Three ideas to get every generation talking
The family quiz
Mixed-age teams, friendly questions and a few anecdotes. Everyone can suggest a question or simply listen.
30 min · Paper and pencils · All generationsA recipe, a story
A little card beside each dish: who used to make it, where the recipe comes from and why you still love cooking it.
During the meal · Handwritten cards · No screensFrom an idea to a plan
Useful tools to get started
Your first budget
Adjust guest numbers and costs. See the total and an indicative contribution straight away.
Try the simulatorAn invitation that feels like you
Personalise one of three styles, then download it as a PDF, PNG or SVG.
Create my invitationThe steps to reunion day
A timeline calculated from your date, ready to tick off and export.
Prepare my timelineQuestions before you start
Do we need to know our whole family history?
No. Start with your grandparents or a family branch you already know. A tree helps explain the connections, but it is not a requirement for meeting up.
Who can come to a family reunion?
Close and distant cousins, and the other relatives you would like to include. Make it clear from the start whether partners and children are invited too.
Does it have to be a big event?
A meal with a few families is a good start. Choose a format that fits your wishes, travel distances and budget. There is no minimum number of guests.
What if you got the idea started?
Try a budget, find a format and prepare your first invitation. The tools are here whenever you are ready.
Plan our family reunion