Occasions · Wedding

Wedding invitations

Save the date, then the day itself. Invitations and e-cards in one place. Open any design to see it as your guests will, then make it yours in a couple of minutes.

Filled in, ready to send

What your guests see.

Invitations

Build Your Own
Wedding · Your photo
Garden Roses
Wedding
Eucalyptus & Gold
Wedding
Sea & Sand
Wedding
The Vineyard
Wedding
Garden Roses
Wedding
Black Tie
Wedding
Coastal Vows
Wedding
Harvest Wedding
Wedding
Blush Atelier
Wedding
Ivory Garden
Wedding
Noir Wedding
Wedding
Woodland Vows
Wedding
Palazzo Wedding
Wedding
Amalfi Wedding
Wedding
Snow Wedding
Wedding
Starlight Wedding
Wedding
Glasshouse Wedding
Wedding
Jewel Wedding
Wedding
Deco Wedding
Wedding
The Aisle
Wedding
The Altar
Wedding
The Reception
Wedding
The Cake
Wedding
The Rings
Wedding
Meadow Chapel
Wedding
Winter Wedding
Wedding
Garden Vows
Wedding
First Dance
Wedding
Vintage Lace
Wedding

E-cards · $3 each

On Your Wedding Day

All 29 wedding cards

E-cards · $3 each

Just Married

All 29 just married cards

E-cards · $3 each

Thank You

All 81 wedding thank you cards

Free

A gift registry, built in.

Add gifts with shop links and guests reserve one, so nothing is bought twice. Put it on your invitation, under the RSVP, or share it on its own.

Wording to borrow.

Together with their families, Anna and James request the pleasure of your company.
We’re getting married, and we would love you there.
Kindly reply by the first of March so we can seat you properly.

Before you send it

When should I send wedding invitations?

Save the dates six to twelve months out; invitations eight to ten weeks before.

What should the invitation include?

The date, start time, address and a reply-by date, plus anything guests need to plan for: a dress code, parking, gifts, or dietary questions. Tadavite asks about dietary needs for you.

Do my guests need an account?

No. They open the link, open the envelope and reply. You see every answer on your private host page.