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How do I create my own digital invite?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12

Short answer

To create your own digital invite, start with a blank canvas or a template in a design app, then add your wording, a photo if you like, and your RSVP details. Save it as an image or PDF and send it by email or a private link.

Creating your own digital invite gives you full control over the look and feel, and it is easier than you might think. Begin by deciding on the size and shape, a square or portrait card usually works well. Open a design tool, either online or on your phone, and choose a blank canvas or a simple template. Add your names, the date, time and venue, and a line like 'together with their families' if that applies. Choose fonts that are easy to read, and keep your colour palette to two or three shades. You can add a photo of you as a couple, a monogram, or a small illustration. If you want extra pages, like a schedule or a map, create a second image or a simple webpage. Once you are happy, export your design as a high-resolution image or PDF. Then send it to your guests by email, or upload it to a private album and share the link. If you want guests to reply online, include a clear RSVP button or a separate link. Test the invite on a phone and a computer before sending, and ask a friend to check the details. Your own design will feel personal and memorable, and you can update it easily if plans change.

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