Designs
Invites that look like stationery
Every occasion starts from one of three designs. Pick one, add your photo and your colour, and that look carries through every event and every household's link.
The three designs
Pick the one that sounds like your day
Each design sets its own type, colours and corners, and places your photo its own way. You can switch between them whenever you like, before or after you publish.
Classic
Quiet and formal. Cream paper, a deep serif for your names, 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.
- Type
- Serif headings and body
- Corners
- Sharp, 4px
- Your photo
- Framed above your names
- Accent
- Warm brown
Modern
Clean and direct. A wide photo across the top, room to breathe, sans-serif throughout and one confident blue. Nothing decorative gets between guests and the details.
Good for: a city wedding, an engagement party, a weekend that runs to a schedule.
- Type
- Sans-serif headings and body
- Corners
- Rounded, 12px
- Your photo
- Full width across the top
- Accent
- Deep blue
Botanical
Soft and green. Your names in a flowing script beside your photo, rounded edges and a garden green that reads as outdoors without a single illustration.
Good for: a garden ceremony, an outdoor dinner, a summer brunch, a baby shower.
- Type
- Script headings, sans-serif body
- Corners
- Soft, 20px
- Your photo
- Beside your names
- Accent
- Garden green
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.