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Designs

Invites that look like stationery

Every occasion starts from one of four designs. Pick one, add your photo and your colour, and that look carries through every event and every household's link.

The four designs

Pick the one that sounds like your day

Every design is the same invitation — cream cards dealt onto a colour — and the design you pick sets that colour and the accent on the cards. You can switch between them whenever you like, before or after you publish.

See a design in full
  • Classic

    Quiet and formal. Cream paper, your names in a deep serif, hairline rules and almost no colour, like an engraved card.

    Good for: a ceremony and a sit-down dinner, a milestone anniversary, any day you want to feel traditional.

    Ground
    Plum
    Accent
    Clay
    Your photo
    On its own card, edge to edge
  • Plum

    Deep plum paper, cream ink and an italic serif. The look of the evening half of a weekend: welcome drinks, the reception, the after-party.

    Good for: an evening reception, a sangeet, a cocktail party, a New Year's wedding.

    Ground
    Deep plum
    Accent
    Plum
    Your photo
    On its own card, edge to edge
  • Clay

    Warm terracotta paper and soft corners, with your photo beside your names. Daytime, outdoors, nothing stiff about it.

    Good for: a garden ceremony, a save-the-date, a summer brunch, a baby shower.

    Ground
    Terracotta
    Accent
    Plum
    Your photo
    On its own card, edge to edge
  • Evening

    Dark ink paper with a pale plum accent between two rules. It reads as candlelight, and it holds a photo better than any of the others.

    Good for: a birthday dinner, a black-tie reception, an anniversary, a late party.

    Ground
    Dark ink
    Accent
    Plum
    Your photo
    On its own card, edge to edge

Make it yours

The parts you change

A design is a starting point, not something you have to live with. Four things are yours to set, and you can change any of them after you publish.

  • Your accent colour

    One colour carries the invitation: your names, the headings and the RSVP buttons. Start from the design's own accent or set your own.
  • Contrast checked for you

    Before a colour saves, we check it against the design's background for WCAG AA contrast. If it is too pale for your guests to read, we say so and suggest the nearest colour that passes.
  • Your own photo

    Add one photo for the top of the invitation and each design places it its own way. We re-encode it, remove the location and camera details, and serve it on a private link.
  • Your own words

    The invitation is built from sections: a welcome, your events, as many details sections as you need for travel, dress and where to stay, then the RSVP. Write them, move them, hide the ones you do not need.

Whichever you pick

What every design does

The design changes the look. Everything underneath it is the same.

  • Drawn for a phone first

    Most guests open your link on a phone, so that is the width every design is drawn at. It scales up to a laptop, never the other way round.
  • One link per household

    Each household gets its own link. No account, no password, nothing to install. They open it and the invitation already knows them.
  • An RSVP for every event

    Guests answer each event they are invited to on its own, so you know who is at the ceremony, the dinner and the brunch, not just who is coming.
  • Your questions, answered in place

    Ask about meals, allergies, songs or anything else you need. The questions sit in the same page, in the design you picked.
  • Private by default

    Invite pages are kept out of search engines, are never cached, and do not pass your guests' links on to the sites they visit next.
  • Readable by everyone you invited

    Every design can be used with a keyboard and a screen reader, and keeps its text legible against its background.

See one for yourself

The sample occasion is a whole invitation: four events, a household RSVP, and nothing made up about how it works.