Guides
Sending the invitations.
Getting an invitation into a hundred hands by link, message or code. No printer, no postage, and no addresses to copy out.
9 guides
- QR codes on wedding stationery, and where they helpWhere a code earns its place, where it is clutter, and how to make one that does not look like a parcel label on a table setting.5 min read
- How to send your invitation on WhatsAppIt is where most guests will actually open it. How to make the preview look right, what to write in the message, and why the link should be yours.5 min read
- Digital or printed invitations: what each one really costsA hundred guests, priced honestly, including the costs nobody puts in the spreadsheet. And the cases where paper still wins.6 min read
- Digital wedding invitations: the complete guideWhat they are, what they cost, what they replace, and the three things they do that paper cannot. Written for couples deciding between the two.7 min read
- How to send your invitations by emailGetting a hundred invitations into a hundred inboxes without landing in spam, and what to write in the message itself.6 min read
- Should you text your invitation?It is the fastest way to reach everybody and the easiest to get wrong. When a message is right, and what to send with it.4 min read
- Inviting the guests who are not onlineGrandparents, the aunt with no email, the friend who never answers a message. How to include everybody without printing a hundred cards.5 min read
- How to send a save the dateWhat it has to say, what it must not say, when to send it, and the one job it does that the invitation cannot.5 min read
- Sending invitations to guests abroadPost that takes three weeks, time zones, addresses in another format, and the practical detail international guests actually need.5 min read
Make yours.
Six designs, your own words, and one link to send. Free to build, free for a day once it is live.
Start an invitationOther subjects
- WordingWhat to actually write, with lines you can take as they are.15 guides
- EtiquetteWhose name goes where, who has to be invited, and how to say no kindly.6 guides
- PlanningWhen each piece happens, and what has to be decided before it can.9 guides
- RepliesHead counts, dietary needs, and the guests who never answer.7 guides
- DesignHow an invitation looks, and what that is quietly saying.6 guides
- OccasionsThe other days that need an invitation, from the engagement to the fiftieth.5 guides
