Calm online wedding invitation for a modern couple

When the venue does the decorating

An online wedding invitation is a page behind a link that carries the date, the venue, the schedule and a place for guests to reply. Nothing is printed and nothing gets lost in the post. This design holds back on ornament, which works when the location already provides the atmosphere.

Black type sits on a warm off-white, set in one open sans serif from the names down to the last practical line. There is no border, no monogram and no flourish. The restraint reads as confidence rather than absence, and it suits a ceremony in a modern building, a city hall or a converted barn.

Send the link six months out and update the page as the day takes shape. Guests confirm whether they are coming, open the route to the venue and add the date to their calendar, and you watch the numbers firm up without chasing anyone. If you want something warmer, our other online wedding invitations offer it.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to set up?

An evening, and most of that goes into deciding what to write. The layout is finished, so you only enter your own details.

What can guests do with it?

They confirm attendance, open directions to the venue and add the date to their calendar. The replies collect in one place, which is a relief when the list runs past a hundred.

Is a plain design too cool for a wedding?

Plain is not the same as cold. The type sizes are generous and the spacing is careful, and a photograph of the two of you at the top carries all the warmth the page needs.

Can we adjust the design?

Colours, typefaces, photographs and every line of text can be changed. Look through the portfolio for designs with more decoration.

How does it compare with printed invitations?

There is no print run and no postage, and no reprint when the schedule shifts. With a date eight months away, being able to correct the page later matters more than the saving.