Dark blue wedding party invitation to send

A joyful, sparkling wedding card

Getting an online wedding invitation means guests receive one link on their phone with the whole party in it and a button to say they’re coming. From the guest’s side this design feels like an invitation from friends who are clearly having the time of their lives: two men laughing on their sofa, a navy card with golden headings and a promise that says it all, it is time to dance. There is no ceremony to sit through, just dinner, music and dancing. For old friends who have waited years to celebrate you both, that is exactly the right note.

Guests know straight away what kind of afternoon and evening it will be, and the dress code tells them to wear something nice they can move in. One tap opens the route to the venue, another adds the party to their calendar. Their messages go into the online guestbook, a lovely thing to read back the morning after.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can guests reply?

In a few seconds. They tap the RSVP button, enter their name and say whether they’re coming. You see it immediately.

What else can guests do?

Open the venue in their maps app, save the party in their calendar and leave a message in the guestbook, before or after the dancing.

How does it differ from the white version with the same photo?

The white version is romantic and classic, for couples who still have the ceremony ahead of them. This navy version is for couples who already married quietly and want a cheerful party, with a lighter tone and a darker, festive look.

Can I put our own photo on it?

Yes. Upload a photo of the two of you and it replaces the example couple. A happy, relaxed photo suits this design best.

When should I send it?

For a party, six to ten weeks ahead usually works. You can still change details on the same link after sending.