The yes was only the beginning.
Bring your people together for everything ahead. An engagement invitation with your story at its heart.
Tell as much of the story as you like
A proposal photograph, a favourite memory or just your names and a welcoming line. Choose illustrated chapters for a longer story, or an editorial layout that gets straight to the celebration.
Make the occasion clear
Say engagement party, ring ceremony or the wording your family uses. A guest should not have to guess whether this invitation is for the wedding itself.
- Name the hosts if they are different from the couple.
- Show the party date and venue clearly.
- Include dress guidance and the RSVP deadline.
A style that can grow with the celebration
Try different stationery kits and opening styles before settling on a direction. Create a separate invitation for a later wedding when you are ready; each published invitation has its own purchase and guest list.
A personal welcome for every household
Share a household link, collect replies and keep changes in one place. New edits remain in your draft until you save and publish them, so you can review the next version before guests see it.
A few helpful details.
Should we include the wedding date?
Only if it is confirmed and you want to share it. Label it separately so guests do not confuse the engagement party date with the wedding date.
Can I start without professional photographs?
Yes. Use an illustrated demo or your own casual photographs. You can replace them later in Studio.
Make it personal.
Start editing without an account. Sign in to save your draft, then publish when you’re ready.