Guide
Practical advice for preparing a digital invitation.
Keep it short and warm: who is inviting, when, and where should be in the first two sentences.
If you want to include family names, settle the order first, and write both families with the same care.
Put details such as dress and a policy on children in their own sections, not in the main text.
Send the digital invitation 4–6 weeks before the event, and earlier for guests travelling from another city.
Set a deadline for RSVPs, and send a reminder a week before that date.
Keep the questions on the RSVP form short: how many people are coming, a menu preference, and a note are enough.
Replies are listed in your account. Plan the seating once the replies are in.
Add each ceremony with its own date and place, so guests can see which ones they are invited to.
On an invitation with more than one event, a single RSVP form asks which ceremonies they will attend.
The Memory Wall gathers, on one wall, the photographs guests upload on the day.
A table QR card lets a guest at the table upload a photograph with a single scan.
For the cover photograph, choose a tall, high-resolution frame.
For print, choose A3 or A2. You can then print the pages yourself or send them to a printer.
When you are ready, start creating your invitation.
