Juniper
Classic · Botanical
Digital wedding invitations
Wedding invitations that arrive sealed, and addressed to each guest.
Your guests get a text. They tap their personal link, an envelope with their name on it turns over, the wax seal lifts and your invitation slides out, with an RSVP button waiting underneath.
- Free to design
- $19 one-time to send
- No app for guests
How it works
Three steps, one guest list
You design the card and add your guests. Text My Wedding sends every guest their own link and keeps track of who replied.
- 01
Design it free
Pick a design, add your names, date and venue, and switch palettes, liners, seals and stamps. No account needed to start.
- 02
Add your guests
Upload a spreadsheet, paste a list or import from The Knot, Zola or Joy. Group households so couples share one envelope.
- 03
Text everyone
Each guest gets a text with their own link and an envelope addressed to them. RSVPs land on your guest list as they come in.
Online wedding invitations, without the inbox
Most online wedding invitations are emails: an e-vite that competes with receipts and newsletters, and only works if you have an address for everyone. Ours are animated wedding invitations delivered as a text message, to the phone number you already have for every guest. Text My Wedding has 40 designs, from engraved classics and black-tie card stock to watercolor gardens, Amalfi lemons and a boarding pass.
Every electronic wedding invitation is personal. Each guest's link opens an envelope addressed to them, or to their household, so nobody types their name into a search box to find their invitation. When they RSVP, the answer lands on your guest list, and the reminders, the shuttle times and the morning-of updates go out in the same text thread.
The collection
Every digital wedding invitation design
40 designs, each available in several palettes. Every one is free to personalize.
40 designs.
Marquee
Modern · Minimalist
Halcyon
Art Deco · Black tie
Regent
Classic · Calligraphy
Atelier
Classic · Minimalist
Vespers
Classic · Romantic
Cipher
Classic · Calligraphy
Onyx
Black tie · Classic
Filigree
Vintage · Romantic
Villa
Classic · Garden
Cascade
Romantic · Floral
Trellis
Romantic · Garden
Halo
Botanical · Modern
Meadow
Whimsical · Garden
Hanami
Modern · Floral
Verdant
Botanical · Classic
Provence
Romantic · Calligraphy
Herbarium
Vintage · Botanical
Grove
Botanical · Modern
Limoncello
Destination · Coastal
Lisboa
Destination · Classic
Tidewater
Coastal · Destination
Summit
Destination · Rustic
Sonora
Destination · Boho
Vineyard Row
Destination · Rustic
Villa Cipresso
Destination · Vintage
Russet
Rustic · Botanical
Winterberry
Classic · Botanical
Monstera
Destination · Botanical
Celeste
Romantic · Black tie
Circled
Modern · Minimalist
Zürich
Modern · Minimalist
Far Out
Playful · Modern
Riso Pop
Modern · Playful
Jet Set
Playful · Modern
Mesa
Boho · Modern
The Gazette
Editorial · Playful
Love Notes
Playful · Minimalist
Main Squeeze
Playful · Modern
Cheers
Modern · Romantic
Text vs. email
How a texted invitation compares to an e-vite
Email invitation services like Paperless Post, Evite and Greenvelope make beautiful cards. The difference is how the card reaches people and what happens after.
FeatureText My WeddingTypical email e-vite
How it arrivesText My WeddingA text message, in the app guests check mostEmail e-viteAn email, alongside everything else in the inbox
What you need from guestsText My WeddingA phone numberEmail e-viteAn email address for every guest
What guests needText My WeddingNothing to download and no account to make; the card opens in their phone's browserEmail e-viteUsually nothing to install, but they need to find the email
PersonalizationText My WeddingA personal link and an envelope addressed to each guest or householdEmail e-viteVaries by service; some use a shared link or a name lookup to RSVP
PricingText My WeddingDesigning is free. One-time plans from $19, no subscription, no coins and no per-card feesEmail e-viteOften priced per card, per guest or by guest-count tier; premium designs can cost extra credits
After the RSVPText My WeddingReminders, replies and wedding-day updates in the same text threadEmail e-viteFollow-ups are more emails
E-vite services differ and change their pricing; check each provider for current details. Comparing a specific service? See Text My Wedding vs. Paperless Post or all comparisons.
Collections
Browse invitations by style, color and season
Questions
Digital wedding invitations: common questions
How much do digital wedding invitations cost?
Designing is free, and you don't need an account to start. Texting yourself a test is free too. To send to your guest list, you pick a one-time plan, starting at $19, sized by how many texts you plan to send. There is no subscription, no coins and no charge per card or per guest.
Do my guests need an app or an account?
No. Guests receive an ordinary text message. Tapping the link opens the card in their phone's web browser, on iPhone or Android, with nothing to download and nothing to sign in to.
Can guests RSVP from the invitation?
Yes. When you set up RSVPs for your event, an RSVP button appears as soon as a guest opens their envelope, and each response is recorded against that guest on your list. You can then text reminders to anyone who hasn't answered.
How does each guest get an envelope with their name on it?
Every guest gets their own link. The envelope is addressed to the name on your guest list, or to the household name if you've grouped guests together, so a couple shares one envelope addressed to both of them.
What if a guest doesn't have a smartphone?
The text itself says who is getting married and what the link is for, so a basic phone still gets the news. The animated card needs a web browser, though. For the handful of guests without one, a phone call or a printed card is the kindest option.
Can I print these invitations?
These cards are designed for phones and are sent by text, so there is no print file to download. If you also want paper invitations, our free invitation templates are set up for printing and can be sent by text as well.
Can I edit the card after I send it?
Yes. Every guest's link shows the current version of your card, so fixing a typo or changing the time updates it for everyone who opens it. For a change guests need to notice, send a short follow-up text to the same list.
What does the link preview look like in the text?
The preview shows a sealed envelope with your first names and “You are invited”, so the card itself stays a surprise until the guest opens it.
Can I send to guests with international phone numbers?
Text My Wedding sends to US and Canadian phone numbers. Guests with those numbers still receive texts while traveling abroad, as long as their carrier supports international service. Numbers from other countries are not supported yet.
When should I send digital wedding invitations?
Six to eight weeks before the wedding is standard, and ten to twelve weeks for a destination wedding or a holiday weekend. Set your RSVP deadline three to four weeks before the day so you have time to chase late replies.
Can I send a save the date and an invitation in the same design?
Yes. Every design comes as both a save the date and an invitation, so you can send matching cards months apart to the same guest list.
Start now
Make the invitation they open first.
Design it free, with no signup. When it's ready, add your guests and send it from a one-time plan.
Free to design, no signup. Send from $19, one time, no subscription.