Free digital wedding invitations

When a digital invitation is the right call

Small weddings, second weddings, elopement receptions and anything where the guest list is already in your phone. Paper still wins for a formal 150-person wedding with save-the-dates and a calligrapher — this is for the wedding where you would rather spend the stationery budget on the dinner.

Collecting the details you actually need

Use the RSVP message field for meal choices, dietary needs and the name of a plus-one. Set the party size so your table plan starts from real numbers. The dashboard keeps yes, no and maybe in one place, which beats a spreadsheet rebuilt from messages.

What to say on the card

Both names, the date, the ceremony time and the venue, with a separate line if the reception is elsewhere. Add a dress code — guests ask anyway — and a registry link if you are using one. Keep travel and accommodation notes short on the card; the message field can carry the rest.

Is there a guest limit?

No cap is built in, and there is no per-guest charge. QuickEvites is free.

Can guests tell me their meal choice?

Yes, through the message field on the RSVP form. There is no structured meal-selection field.

Can I use my own photo?

Yes. The designer takes a photo upload with draggable text on top, so an engagement photo can be the card.