Amalfi
Rise from the sea to a lemon-bright coast
Best for Ceremony & receptionWedding invitations in the UK
Digital wedding invitations for weddings in the UK
A church blessing, a Nikah at the mosque, an Anand Karaj at the gurdwara or a ceremony at the mandir, followed by a reception at your venue: share the whole day on one invitation your guests can open on any phone.
Made for the UK
Why couples in the UK go digital
Ceremony and reception, clearly separate
Many UK weddings have the ceremony in one place and the reception in another. Give each its own card, with its own map, time and add-to-calendar.
Families spread across the country and abroad
Relatives in Birmingham, Bradford, Southall or back home all open the same personal link and see the same details.
Designs for British Asian weddings
Muslim, Hindu and Sikh designs sit alongside Christian ones, with the events that matter to you, from Mehndi and Haldi to the Anand Karaj and the Valima.
RSVPs you can actually track
Guests reply in a tap and you see who is coming as the replies arrive, instead of chasing messages across several chats.
The designs
Painted worlds for your wedding
Here is a taste of the collection: Christian and Western designs sit alongside Muslim, Sikh and Hindu designs for British Asian weddings. Every event name and detail can be changed.
Islamabad
Through the gate to the Margalla hills
Best for Nikah · Valima
Anand Karaj
Touch the water, rise with the dawn
Best for Anand Karaj · Milni · ReceptionQuestions about wedding invitations in the UK
Can I include the ceremony, the reception and an evening party?
Yes. Add every event with its own date, venue, map and add-to-calendar button, all on the same invitation.
Can guests abroad open it?
Yes. It is a link, so it opens anywhere, with no app and no account.
Can I add a gift list or gift details?
Yes. You can add registry links and gift details to your invitation.
Can I send it by WhatsApp or email?
Yes. Send each guest their own link by WhatsApp, text or email, and it greets them by name.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Building and previewing your invitation is free. You pay only when you publish it, and then it stays live for a full year with unlimited guests.
Guides
Planning your invitation
Muslim weddings
How to write a Nikah invitation: wording, examples and etiquette
What to put in a Nikah invitation, how to word it for parents or for the couple, and ready examples you can adapt, with Mehndi and Valima wording too.
PlanningDigital vs printed wedding invitations: how to decide
An honest comparison of digital and printed wedding invitations: what each does well, where each falls short, and when a mix of both is the best answer.
SharingHow to send wedding invitations on WhatsApp, the right way
A practical guide to sending wedding invitations on WhatsApp: personal messages, the right link, timing, follow-ups and what to avoid, with a message to copy.
PlanningWhen to send wedding invitations: a simple timeline
A simple timeline for when to send save-the-dates, invitations and reminders, including what changes for destination weddings and multi-day celebrations.
Ready to build yours?
Pick a design, make it yours and preview it for free. Publish only when you love it.
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