White wedding card with fort line drawing

A light, timeless wedding invitation

With an online wedding invitation, you send guests a link to their own page where they find every detail and reply straight away. This white card with a line drawing of a fort suits a large wedding that looks refined yet stays warm and sociable.

The palette is understated: white, off-white and a range of grays, with near-black for the names. The illustration is a portrait line drawing of a fort with a small flag, as if taken from a sketchbook. Names appear in a clean, modern sans serif, and body text in a serif with classic character. The card has room for a full program, from ceremony and drinks to dinner and an evening party, plus attire, a short note on the different spots at the venue and a gift suggestion. That makes it work well for a big group who want to see the whole day at a glance.

Hosting a summer wedding with lots of guests at a distinctive outdoor venue? This card shows off every part of the day. Guests confirm through the form, open the route to your venue in one tap, save the date in their calendar and leave good wishes in the guestbook.

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.