Choose your wedding design

The invitations above are real, not a mock-up

What you see in the gallery are not screenshots or mock-ups: they are real weddings, published with those couples' permission, loading exactly as any guest sees them when they open their link.

It seems to us the only honest way to show a design. A mock-up can be retouched; a working invitation cannot. If one of those couples changes a photo or a time today, you will see it changed here tomorrow.

What you can change in a template

A template is a starting point, not a closed mould. You change the colours, the fonts, the photos, the text and the background music, and every block of the invitation can be switched on, switched off or reordered.

That means two weddings that start from the same template end up looking nothing alike: one with a full-screen photo cover and earth tones, another with an illustration and a cool palette. The starting design sets the character, not the final result.

Choose for what you need to tell, not just the colour

The most common mistake when choosing a template is looking only at the cover. What really changes the guest's experience are the sections: ceremony and reception with a map, the day's timeline, coach transport with times and stops, RSVP, menu choice with allergies, gift list, photo gallery and a collaborative playlist.

If your wedding involves coach transfers and two different venues, the invitation handling that clearly matters more than the typeface of your names. It is worth listing what you need to tell before you look at designs.

Phone first

Almost every guest will open the invitation on their phone, in a spare moment, one-handed. That is why the templates are designed vertically and checked on a phone before a large screen.

In the editor you can see the result in phone format while you change it, which is how whoever receives it will see it.

You choose the template; building it is on us

We build the invitation on all three plans. You pick the design that suits you and send us photos, text and details; we finish it and hand you the link.

The editor is open so you can try things and decide with some basis, not because you have to wrestle with it. Anyone who enjoys adjusting details can; anyone who does not, need not.

Questions about the templates

Can I try a template before paying?

Yes. The editor opens without registering or leaving any details: pick a template, change colours and fonts and see the result in phone format before deciding anything.

Can I use my own photos?

Yes, and we recommend it. The couple's photos are what personalise an invitation most: cover, sections and gallery are built with your images.

Can I change the colours and fonts?

Yes. The colour palette and the fonts are independent of the template, so you can keep a design's structure and give it a completely different feel.

Do they look right on any phone?

Yes. The invitations are designed vertically for a phone screen and work on Android and iPhone with nothing to install: they open in the browser from a link.

What if none of the templates quite convinces me?

Write to us and we will look at it. Since we build the invitation ourselves, there is room to adjust a template beyond what the editor allows.

What a digital wedding invitation costs