Send a relaxed boat wedding invitation

A bright, no-fuss wedding invitation

An online wedding invitation is a web page guests open from a link, telling them everything they need for the day, including a button to reply. No pricey envelopes or stamps, just a message with a link. If you are saying your vows without a big production, for example on a vintage riverboat, this design fits right in.

The structure is modern and simple: an italic announcement, then your names in sturdy, tall block capitals, and below that a large landscape photo. The sample shows a couple on a wooden boat on the water, in bright summer colors. Around it, the card stays calm in white, ice blue and deep ink blue. The When, Where and What headings are bold, and the text beneath is short and direct. Ideal for a river cruise, an intimate ceremony with one long table afterward, or a city wedding with a small group.

Guests tell you through the card whether they are coming, open directions to the boarding point and can add the wedding to their calendar with one tap. If the departure time changes, you update the card and everyone sees it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send this invitation today?

Definitely. The design is ready, so you only add a photo and your details. Then share the link by text, email or messaging app.

How do guests know where the boat leaves from?

The directions button opens the boarding address in their maps app. They can also RSVP, save the date and write a message in the guestbook.

Why are the names so large?

The tall, narrow capitals stand out immediately, even on a small screen. Short names look especially striking, and longer names stay readable because each gets its own line.

Can I extend the schedule?

Yes, you can add or remove blocks, such as a dress code or drinks. Afterward, guests’ wishes stay in the online guestbook.

Is online cheaper than a printed invitation?

Usually, yes, because printing and postage fall away. The pricing page shows what you get.