White wedding card with fort line drawing

A light, timeless wedding invitation

A wedding on the ramparts of a fort calls for an invitation with some character, and here it comes from a single drawing. The fort and its little flag are sketched in fine pen strokes and given the top corner to themselves. Colour barely features. White, off-white and grey keep the design timeless, while a fresh, modern letter for your names stops it from feeling old-fashioned.

A row of buttons sits at the bottom. One lets guests RSVP, another opens the route to your venue, which helps on a large site with several buildings. Need to push the start time back half an hour? Change it on the page. The link your guests already have keeps working.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it today?

Yes. Once your schedule, venue and wording are in place, share the link by text, email or chat. Any later changes show up for guests right away.

Which features do guests get?

An RSVP form, a directions button, an add-to-calendar button and a guestbook. You follow every reply in your own dashboard.

Does the design suit a summer chic dress code?

Definitely. The airy white look matches a smart summer dress code, and there is a separate block to spell it out clearly.

Can I adjust the layout and wording?

Yes, all text, colors, fonts and the illustration can be changed. Find more styles in the design portfolio.

What does an online invitation cost?

Without printing and postage, it is usually more affordable than paper, especially for a long guest list. Check the pricing for your options.