This is what an Invitesly invitation looks like
Meet Sanne and Joris, our example couple. Their invitation is what your guests will open, and it changes by itself with the wedding date. Choose a phase below, scroll through it and feel free to try everything: it is an example, nothing is saved.
Note: this example wedding takes place in the Netherlands, so the invitation you see below is in Dutch. The guest-facing texts are shown in the language of the wedding; an English version of the example is coming.
Three phases, one page
Before the day it is the invitation: location, programme, RSVP, messages, dress code, gift list, playlist, the master of ceremonies and everything guests want to know. On the day your welcome is at the top, the programme runs live and guests share their photos. After the day it stays for two years as a memory, with the photographer’s photos, the aftermovie and the guest book.
Every block is a module. What you don't use, guests don't see. See all modules for what guests see and what you fill in.
One day, or a whole weekend
Choose “Wedding weekend” above the example and you see Sanne and Joris marry for a whole weekend in Tuscany: Friday the aperitivo in Montepulciano, Saturday the ceremony in a small church and the party in a villa, Sunday lunch near Pienza, spread over five locations. Every day has a welcome message, programme and transport of its own, and the RSVP asks per day who is coming. More about a multi-day wedding.
One theme, and everything matches
Above the example you choose one of the 4themes. You choose one and make it yours: a font that suits you, an accent colour, and your own photo at the top. Everything you make after that follows that theme by itself: the card, the printed items on the day itself and the memory page afterwards. Working with a wedding planner? Then the planner's name and logo are on it and the planner works along in the same place.
You build the invitation for free and see everything in a live preview; you only pay when the page goes live.