Send a beach party wedding invitation

A laid-back, festive wedding invite

When you send an online wedding invitation from EventInfo, you share one link that holds the invitation, the schedule, an RSVP form, directions and a guestbook. Within the collection, this is the design for a relaxed beach party: sea green, with big lettering and a sketched surf scene.

The layout is simple and left-aligned. At the top is a question to the guest, and below it the names in tall block capitals that look almost like a poster. Then comes a generous illustration of two surfboards in the sand with a heart in front, drawn with quick, rough lines in green and sandy brown. Card and background share a soft sea green; the text is dark green, which gives a calm contrast. Under the drawing is a short, warm invitation asking guests to bring their dancing shoes, followed by blocks for when, where, schedule and attire. The design suits couples who love being on the water, and a guest list full of friends.

Send the card to everyone who is invited to dance. Guests confirm, open directions to the surf club with one tap and add the party to their calendar. Below the card they find the online guestbook, where they can leave a message before or after the day. The gift note at the bottom says kindly what you would like, without being pushy.

Frequently asked questions

Can I share the invitation today?

Yes. Once names, address, schedule and reply date are filled in, share the link by email, text or messaging app. There is no waiting for print.

Which features come with it?

An RSVP form, a directions button, a calendar button and a guestbook. Learn how guests save the date on add event to calendar.

Are the tall block capitals easy to read?

Yes. They are used only for the names and appear large in dark green on the light background. The schedule, attire and gift note are set in a regular, clean sans-serif that reads comfortably on any screen.

Can I replace the surf drawing?

You can. Choose another image or your own photo, and adjust the colors and text. More styles are waiting in the portfolio.

Is it cheaper than a printed invitation?

Usually, because printing and postage are no longer needed. Current plans are on the pricing page.