Send a tangerine and pink weekend invitation

A daring, festive wedding card

With an online wedding invitation your guests carry the whole wedding in their pocket: the program, the address and their reply. For guests who are coming for a full weekend, that matters. This tangerine card on a pink background with deep purple headings tells them right away that something cheerful is coming. The photo on the left shows a couple laughing on a sofa in a light room full of greenery, and the text invites guests to every part of three days with plenty of food.

Guests do not need to install anything. They open the link, read what happens on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, see that rooms are available and reply with the RSVP button. A tap on the venue opens directions, another adds the date to their calendar. For relatives who like paper, a printed QR code brings them to the same page.

Frequently asked questions

How fast do guests receive it?

As soon as your details are in. You copy the link and share it in a group chat, by email or by text, and everyone has the same version on the same day.

What can guests do once they open it?

They reply, open the route to the venue, save the date and write a congratulation in the guestbook. During the weekend they can open the card again to check the brunch time.

Will guests understand where to sleep?

The closing line says there are rooms for everyone who wants to stay. You can add a separate block with the name of the hotel, check-in times or parking, so guests have every travel detail in the same place.

Can I make the card match our own style?

Yes. Change the photo, the colors and the wording until it feels like yours. The guide on customizing a ready-made design explains each step, and changes show up on the link you already shared.

When should I send an invitation for a wedding weekend?

Earlier than for a single day, because guests need to arrange time off and travel. Many couples share it five to eight months ahead and send a reminder closer to the reply date.