Send a white garland wedding card

A quiet, airy invitation

For your guests, an online wedding invitation is simply a link that opens on their phone and tells them where to be, when and what to wear. This white version keeps things calm for them: your names first, then a wide garland of blue forget-me-nots and roses in watercolour style, then the details in dark blue on an off-white card. It feels light and personal, a good fit for couples who want guests to feel welcome rather than formally summoned.

Imagine an aunt receiving it in the family group chat. She opens the link, sees “Don’t forget this day”, taps the RSVP button to say she is coming and finds directions to the venue right below the address. With one more tap she saves the date to her calendar, and before closing the page she leaves a few warm words for the two of you.

Frequently asked questions

Is it quick for guests to respond?

Very. Replying takes a few taps on the RSVP button, without an account or app. For you as a couple, setting up the invitation and sharing it usually takes less than an hour.

Can guests leave a message for us?

Yes, through the online guestbook on the invitation. Next to that they can reply, open the route and add the date to their calendar, so every practical question is answered on the card itself.

How does this white version differ from the ice blue one?

This version keeps the card white on a white background and places the garland between your names and the text, with flowing script headings. The ice blue variant sets the card on a pale blue background with the garland at the very top, for a more framed, classic look.

Can I adapt the example text for our guests?

Of course. Replace the heading, the welcome line and each block with your own words; this guide explains how to replace the example text. Colours and the illustration can also be changed in the editor.

What if a guest has not replied yet?

You see in your dashboard who has responded. Guests who have not answered can receive a friendly reminder from your account, so nobody slips through the cracks before the deadline.