Online wedding invitations, ready the same afternoon

Why "online" changes the timeline, not just the format

A printed invitation has a schedule of its own: choose a design, approve a proof, wait for the print run, then address and post everything. Six weeks disappear before a single guest knows the date.

Online, the gap between deciding and sending is however long it takes you to write the text. That matters most when you are tight on time: short engagements, a venue that came up at the last minute, or a date you need to lock in people's diaries before summer fills up.

What you can try before paying anything

All of it, essentially. The editor opens without an account: you pick a template, change the colour palette and the fonts, drop in a photo and see the result in phone format, which is how your guests will see it.

We ask for nothing until you have decided. No email for a "free trial", no card details, no countdown pressuring you into it.

Sending it is the easy part

One link. You paste it into a WhatsApp group, send it by email, or print it as a QR code on a card for whoever prefers something physical.

And because it is a link and not an attachment, it is never out of date. Whoever opens it in March and again in July sees the current version both times.

You are not left to figure it out alone

The editor is there so you can try things and decide with some basis, not because assembling the invitation is your job. On all three plans we build it: you send us photos, text and details, and we hand it over finished.

If you enjoy adjusting every detail, the editor is yours. If you would rather not think about it, you do not have to.