Across countries. Together for the day.
Help your guests feel welcome before their journey begins, with the information they need in one invitation.
Use the event’s local time
Set the correct event timezone and check the displayed dates and calendar entries. Explain arrival days separately from ceremony dates. A late-night flight and a next-day wedding need unambiguous wording.
Help with the journey
Add the venue address, nearby accommodation and any transport you have arranged. Link to authoritative travel information when needed rather than giving visa advice in the invitation. Ask guests to check their own requirements.
A familiar way to reply
Guests open the invitation in a browser and use the built-in RSVP. Send a personal message alongside the link, and offer a family contact for anyone who needs help responding.
Make changes deliberately
Review changes in the draft, save and publish them. The invitation link stays useful as plans settle, but an important venue or timing change deserves a direct message too.
Make it personal.
Start editing without an account. Sign in to save your draft, then publish when you’re ready.