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What is the best way to send digital wedding invites?

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

Short answer

The best way is to use a reliable e-invite service that sends a personalised link by email or text, with a clear RSVP page and a reminder option.

Start by choosing a digital invitation service that lets you create a beautiful design and manage your guest list. Send each guest a personalised message with a private link, rather than a group email, so everyone feels individually invited. Include the link to your wedding website where they can find the full schedule, travel details, dress code and gift list. Make sure your RSVP page is simple and works on a phone, because most guests will open it on their mobile. Set a clear RSVP deadline and send a gentle reminder a week before it. You can also use the service to send updates if plans change, which is a big advantage over paper. For guests who are less confident online, offer to help them in person or by phone, and consider sending a printed invite to those who prefer it. Keep your wording warm and clear, and avoid clutter. Test the whole process yourself first, from receiving the invite to submitting an RSVP. If you are having a legal ceremony, remember that the invite is separate from the legal steps, so check GOV.UK or your register office for notice requirements.

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