For a country house wedding with drinks and dinner, this digital wedding invitation strikes the right note. The photo carries most of it: a couple between blooming roses, a stately white house behind them. You swap in your own. Under the image the design stays light, mostly cream with very little colour, so the text is easy to read. The names sit large in a warm brown, in a letter with a classic, formal feel. Stately, but not cold.
Guests save the date in one tap with the add event to calendar button, so the day is in their diary long before the dress code becomes a question. The directions button then takes them straight up the drive to the venue.
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Can I send the invitation today?
Yes. Pick the design, fill in your details, add your photo and share the link right away. There is no printer to wait for.
What do guests see when they open the link?
Your photo, your names and the full schedule, with buttons for RSVP, calendar, directions and guestbook below. More about the guestbook is on the online guestbook page.
Why is the invitation signed by the families?
The example assumes a formal wedding where the couple invites guests together with their parents, as the opening line says. If you are hosting yourselves, replace those lines with your own names or leave them out.
Can I add or remove parts of the schedule?
Certainly. A separate time for evening guests, a second venue or a note about gifts can be added as an extra line, and anything that does not apply can go. Compare packages on the pricing page before you start.
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