Send a script-lettered formal wedding invitation

A gentle, dignified wedding invitation

With an online wedding invitation, you share your wedding as a compact web page where guests find everything: time and place, the schedule, the attire and a form to reply. Because the invitation lives online, it stays current right up to the big day. This ivory and golden brown design was made for couples celebrating a church wedding with a wide circle of family and friends who want to show a personal photo.

The photo of the couple at the church door, warm and relaxed, sets the tone. The palette follows it: soft ivory as the base, warm golden brown for headings and a deep brown-grey for the text. A small floral ornament above the invitation nods to classic church stationery. The names are set in a flowing script that feels personal, the other text in a crisp, modern sans-serif. There is no background pattern, which keeps the page airy. The text block mentions the church where the families have met for generations and then lists the schedule with ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and dancing, plus the attire.

Useful when guests travel in from different places: with location sharing they open the route to the church straight in their navigation app. They also reply through the RSVP form, save the wedding date in their calendar and leave a message in the guestbook afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

How much time does it take to send the invitation?

Very little: fill in your details and photo, check the preview and share the link. Many couples send their invitation within an hour of opening the design.

What can guests do with it?

Reply through the RSVP form, open directions, add the date to their calendar and write congratulations in the online guestbook.

Is the attire note easy to spot?

Yes. The attire has its own heading in golden brown, directly below the schedule, so guests will not miss it.

Can I adapt it for a different church or venue?

Of course. Change the photo, text, colors and location; the design works just as well for a chapel, a city hall or an outdoor ceremony.

How do the costs compare with printed invitations?

An online invitation is generally more affordable than printing plus postage. See the current pricing for available plans.