Send a starry winter wedding invitation

A classic, dignified wedding invitation

An online wedding invitation from EventInfo is an invitation page with your photo, the schedule, a reply form, a directions button and a guestbook, all behind one link you share by email or chat. This design belongs to the dark wedding invitations in the collection and is meant for a formal celebration in the colder months.

The palette has two shades of navy, pale gold for names and headings and soft white for the body text. A border of falling gold stars frames the card on both sides. At its center is a landscape photo of a couple in winter coats on a frosty lawn, with a castle, a pond and twinkling lights in the background. The names are large and stacked, with the ampersand on a line of its own; the rest of the text uses the same serif at a smaller size. The invitation asks guests to ‘witness our marriage’, a tone that suits families who value tradition and a wedding with a clear sense of ceremony.

Send it to everyone you expect at the ceremony, dinner or evening party; the schedule lists the time for each part. Guests answer through the form, open the route to the venue and use the add-to-calendar button to keep the date. Anyone who cannot make it can still write a wish in the guestbook.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send it today?

Yes. Pick the design, fill in your details and share the link. No printer or delivery is involved, so even with a tight timeline for a December wedding you are on time.

What do guests see when they open the link?

The full card with photo and schedule, followed by buttons to reply, add the date to their calendar, open directions and read the guestbook. More on directions is on the share event location page.

Can I replace the castle photo with our own?

Of course. An evening or winter photo of your own fits the navy and gold best, but an engagement shoot somewhere else works too. The star border and colors stay as they are.

Can I leave parts of the schedule out?

Yes. If there is no evening party or cocktail hour, remove that block and the rest moves up. More styles are in the portfolio.

Is it cheaper than a paper invitation?

Generally yes, because printing and postage disappear. Plans are listed on the pricing page.