Wedding invitations — digital, live, in every guest's language
The wedding invitation is the first thing your guests see of your day. A digital one is a live page: your names, the date, the venue with a map, the programme and a reply button. If anything changes, everyone sees it at once.
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.
Cards for a wedding
12 cards from the catalogue, each in several colours. Open one — it shows exactly as your guest will see it.
Why a digital invitation
- Replies arrive in your dashboard by themselves, with menu and allergies, without chasing anyone by phone.
- The seating plan lives in the same place: drag the tables, place the guests, and each one sees their seat in their invitation.
- Relatives abroad read the invitation in their own language. You write it once.
Every guest reads the invitation in their own language — you pick it for each one.
Sample wording
We would love you to share the day we say "I do". Emily and James. Saturday 12 September, 4 pm, Hartwell Manor. Please reply by 20 August.
Frequently asked questions
When are wedding invitations sent?
Six to eight weeks before the date. With guests from abroad, three months, with a short save-the-date before that.
Can guests choose a menu?
Yes. Every invitation has a menu choice and an allergies field, and the answers sit next to the guest's name in the dashboard.
Do guests need an account?
No. Each guest gets a personal link and replies from it. Only the host signs up.
More on the subject
Wedding invitation wording — examples you can useWhat every invitation must say, five ready-made texts in different tones, and the mistakes people make most often.Other occasions
Free to design, fill in and test. You pay only when you send the invitations to your guests.