Wedding invitations in every style
Whether you are planning a black-tie evening, a garden ceremony or a barefoot beach wedding, this collection has an invitation to match. The designs fall into a few families:
- Classic and elegant: art deco gold on black, ivory with a monogram crest, navy and gold, emerald velvet, burgundy with a wax seal.
- Botanical and floral: eucalyptus wreaths, olive branches, wildflowers, lavender, desert pampas, autumn leaves and cherry blossom.
- Modern and minimal: bold typography, colour blocks, geometric line art and editorial layouts.
- Photo invitations: polaroid, oval frame and full-photo designs that put your engagement photo front and centre.
Most invitations use the classic 5 × 7 inch proportions (1500 × 2100 pixels), with square versions for Instagram and vertical story versions for sharing on your phone.
The complete wedding stationery suite
An invitation is only the start. The collection also includes the other pieces couples need, so everything can share one look:
- Save the date cards, sent months before the invitation.
- RSVP cards with accept and decline options and meal choices.
- Welcome signs for the ceremony entrance.
- Wedding programs listing the order of ceremony.
- Menu cards for the reception tables.
- Table numbers and place cards for the seating plan.
- Thank-you cards, with or without a photo from the day.
What to write on a wedding invitation
Traditional wording follows a simple order, and every template has a field for each part:
- The host line, such as "Together with their families".
- The couple's names, the largest text on the card. Long names shrink automatically to fit.
- The request, such as "request the pleasure of your company".
- Date and time, written out in full for formal invitations.
- Venue and city.
- Reception details, such as "Dinner and dancing to follow".
- RSVP deadline and how to reply, often a wedding website.
How to create your invitation
- Choose a design above.
- Fill in your details in the form and watch the preview update.
- Download the image to print, email or share on WhatsApp and Instagram.
- Customise it (optional) by cloning the template into your account to change colours, fonts or layout in the editor.
Choosing a style that fits your day
Your invitation is the first thing guests see of your wedding, so let it hint at what is coming. A ballroom or city venue suits gold, black and formal serif lettering. A garden, vineyard or barn wedding feels right with greenery, olive branches or wildflowers. Beach and destination weddings can carry warm sunset colours, and a relaxed modern celebration works well with bold type or a favourite photo of the two of you.
Whatever you choose, use the same design family for the save the date, invitation, signs and table cards. Matching stationery makes the whole day feel considered, even when every piece was made in an afternoon.
Personalised cards for every guest
Place cards, escort cards and personalised invitations need a different name on every card. Instead of editing each one by hand, upload your guest list as a spreadsheet and generate a card for every guest in one go, each with the right name and table number. Planners and stationery shops can automate the same thing through the image generation API. Make a matching photo collage after the big day.