Templates
- Tuscan Villa — A vintage wine label with an engraved vineyard, for vineyards and countryside villas. See the Tuscan Villa demo
- Santorini Sunset — Cycladic white, Aegean blue and the gold of Oia at sunset for Greek island weddings. See the Santorini Sunset demo
- Riviera Post — A painted postcard that turns over to your handwritten message, with your date and town on the postmark. See the Riviera Post demo
- Zahra — Oil paintings of a Levantine coast, from bougainvillea alleys to a terrace above the sea, for weddings in Lebanon and around the Mediterranean. See the Zahra demo
- Riad Zellige — A Moroccan riad for weddings in Marrakech, Fes or Seville, with French and Arabic side by side. See the Riad Zellige demo
Travel, stays and transport in one place
Every invitation has expandable information blocks for accommodation, transportation, dress code, gifts, food and the schedule. Turn on the ones you need and write them in plain words: which hotels you have blocked rooms at and until when, how to get from the airport, whether there is a shuttle after the reception, and what the weather is like in the evening.
Web addresses you paste into a block become tappable links, so guests can book a hotel or open a ferry timetable straight from the invitation. Because it is a link rather than a printed card, you can update a block when the shuttle time changes and everyone sees the new version.
The whole weekend, in order
Destination weddings tend to be weekends: welcome drinks on arrival, a rehearsal dinner, the ceremony and dinner, an after-party and a brunch the morning after. Add each one to the programme with its own date, time, venue and address, and guests see a single timeline with a map link for every stop.
Riviera Post hangs each event on its own luggage label with a small painted still life. Guests can also add the wedding to Google or Apple calendars in one tap, so the date is in their phone before they book flights.
Guests from everywhere
A wedding in Italy or Greece often brings together guests who do not share a first language. Each guest picks theirs on the invitation, and the RSVP form, buttons and dates follow.
Send a Save the Date first if guests need to plan travel well ahead: $29 added to your invitation, or $49 on its own. Our save the date guide covers when to send it for weddings abroad.
Frequently asked questions
Can we share hotel and travel information?
Yes. Turn on the accommodation and transportation blocks and write whatever guests need. Links you paste become tappable, and you can edit the text at any time.
Can we show welcome drinks and a next-day brunch?
Yes. Welcome drinks, rehearsal dinner, after-party and brunch are event types in the programme. Each has its own date, time, venue and map link, shown in one timeline with the ceremony and dinner.
Our guests speak different languages. Is that a problem?
No. Guests switch language on the invitation: English, Swedish, Arabic, Spanish or French. Standard includes three of them and Customizable all five.
When should we send a destination wedding invitation?
Earlier than for a local wedding, because guests need to book travel and time off. Many couples send a Save the Date eight to twelve months ahead and the invitation three to four months before the day.
Can we change details after sending?
Yes. Edit details, venues, photos and information blocks in your dashboard whenever you like. The link stays the same, so guests always see the latest version.
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