"Friendsmas 2026" is a Christmas potluck invitation in a classic tartan-bordered style. Gold serif lettering sits on a cream panel inside a red and green plaid frame, with a steaming mug of mulled wine, cinnamon sticks and a red bow, and the party details centred in dark green. Remake it with your own party name, year, hosts, date, address, dish request and RSVP contact.

Create a finished 3:4 portrait Christmas party invitation for print and phone sharing, with generous safe margins and every line crisp and comfortably readable at 5×7-inch print size. Use a polished preppy Christmas stationery look: a deep forest-green and cranberry tartan border around a large warm-ivory central panel, fine woven plaid texture, restrained antique-gold foil rules, and clean bright light. Keep the tartan outside the text panel so it never interferes with reading. Add one small, charming illustration of a steaming mulled-wine mug with an orange slice and cinnamon near the lower middle, plus one neat ribbon bow as a small accent; do not add other Christmas motifs. At the top of the ivory panel, set the exact headline “Friendsmas 2026” as the dominant element, large and centered, on two balanced lines if needed. Use a refined Victorian fairy-tale display serif with upright Roman construction, dramatic thick-and-thin strokes, sharp bracketed serifs, slightly extended proportions, and restrained decorative capitals. Give the headline a subtle antique-gold foil finish with excellent contrast against the ivory. Beneath it, stack the details on a centered axis in a simple, highly legible dark-green sans serif, with clear spacing and enough size for arm’s-length reading. Preserve every word, date, time, address, capitalization, and punctuation exactly as quoted below. Use one detail line per quote, in this order: “at Leo and Sam's” “Saturday, December 19, 8 PM” “5 Orchard Avenue, unit 2” Place the small mulled-wine illustration below the address, leaving clear space around all type. Below it, set these three lines centered and distinct, still comfortably readable: “Potluck: bring a dish” “we've got the mulled wine” “Text Leo to RSVP.” Keep the party name unmistakably first in the reading order, the date and address easy to scan, and the RSVP line clear near the bottom. Maintain a warm, inviting mix of classic plaid, ivory paper, forest green, cranberry, and small gold accents. No extra wording, no religious imagery, no crowded ornaments, no text over illustration, and no elements close to the trim.