Send a white summer invitation among vines

A warm, sunlit wedding card

With an online wedding invitation your guests carry everything about your wedding on their phone and reply in seconds. For them, this white card feels like an invitation to a long summer day: a wide photo of a couple laughing among the vines, a heartfelt opening about years together and two children, and a clear program they can check at any moment. The olive green headings and the sunny photo make it feel relaxed rather than formal, which suits a guest list full of old friends and family.

Guests open the link without an app or account. They read when to arrive, see that the ceremony is followed by a toast, dinner and dancing, and smile at the advice about heels in the grass. With the RSVP button they let you know if you can count on them. A tap on the vineyard opens directions, and during the day they can look up the next moment in the program.

Frequently asked questions

How fast do guests get the invitation?

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 receives the same version the same day.

What can guests do when they open it?

They reply, open directions to the venue, add the date to their calendar and write a congratulation in the guestbook, which you can read back after the wedding.

Will guests know what to wear?

The dress code asks for summer chic and adds a friendly warning that heels sink into the grass. That tells guests it is an outdoor day and helps them pick shoes. You can rewrite it in your own words.

Can I make it feel like our own card?

Yes. Use a photo of yourselves, change the opening story and adjust the colors. The guide on customizing a ready-made design shows each step.

When should we send a wedding invitation like this?

For a summer wedding many couples share it four to six months ahead. Because the details live on one link, you can send it early and add the final times later.