Send a dark blue sailing wedding invitation

An elegant, seafaring wedding card

Sending an online wedding invitation means each guest gets one link on their phone that shows your day on the water and lets them reply in seconds. For guests, this design feels like a handwritten note at dusk: a calm photo of a couple on a jetty between the sailboats, a deep blue card with rose headings, and a few lines that tell them there will be a ceremony on the dock, a sail and dinner at the harbor house. The gift block answers the question many guests have before they even ask it.

Guests can plan easily: they know it is a day outdoors by the water, so they bring a warm layer for the boat. One tap opens the route to the harbor, another adds the date to their calendar. Their congratulations land in the online guestbook, and you can read them back long after the day. Curious about what a design like this costs? Our pricing page explains the options.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can guests reply?

In seconds. They tap the RSVP button, enter their name and say whether they are coming. You see it straight away.

What else can guests do?

Open the harbor in their maps app, save the wedding in their calendar and write a message in the guestbook.

How does it differ from the white version of this photo?

The white version is bright and classic, with a full timetable from welcome coffee to last call and a dress code for on board. This deep blue version is darker and more poetic, with a sailing trip, dinner at the harbor house and a gift idea.

Can I place my own photo?

Yes. Upload a photo of the two of you and it replaces the example couple. Photos by the water work beautifully against the dark blue.

When should I send it?

Two to four months ahead is common. After sending, you can still change details on the same link, so guests always see the latest plan.