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Clear answers on buying, timing and RSVP — so you can send a beautiful invitation and know exactly who's coming.
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Buying & paymentHow to buy a digital invitation on InvitationLine
From a free account to a live invitation: prices, checkout, payment methods and a sample invoice.Read the guide
Planning your eventWhen to send invitations — a timeline for every event
Weddings, save the dates, birthdays, baby showers and corporate events: when to send and when to set the RSVP deadline.Read the guide
RSVP & guest listHow online RSVP works
How guests reply from the invitation, what you see in your account and how to chase late replies politely.Read the guide
Planning your eventDigital or printed invitations? An honest comparison
Cost, speed, RSVP, etiquette and when it still makes sense to print a few cards.Read the guide
Invitation wordingWedding invitation wording — 13 examples
Formal, hosted by parents, casual, destination and adults-only wording, plus RSVP lines you can copy.Read the guide
Invitation wordingBirthday invitation wording for every age
Kids' parties, 18th to 60th birthdays, surprise parties and casual get-togethers.Read the guide
Planning your eventWedding planning checklist, month by month
From 12 months out to the week after: venue, vendors, invitations, RSVPs and the seating plan.Read the guide
Planning your eventHow to send a digital invitation
WhatsApp, email, text or QR — with personal links for each guest and a message you can copy.Read the guide
RSVP & guest listGuest list and seating plan, without stress
How to build the list in tiers, track RSVPs and seat everyone so the evening flows.Read the guide- Creating your invitation
How to create a digital invitation, step by step
The editor's seven steps — from event type to your shareable link — plus tips for a better result.Read the guide 
Creating your invitationHow to choose an invitation design
Classic, romantic, minimalist, floral, rustic or luxury — and how to match the design to your venue.Read the guide
Invitation wordingBaptism and christening invitation wording
Traditional, modern, with godparents or combined with a first birthday.Read the guide
Invitation wordingAnniversary party invitation wording
10th, 25th silver, 50th golden, vow renewals and surprise parties hosted by the children.Read the guide
RSVP & guest listThank-you messages after the event
What to write, when to send it and how to share the photo album with every guest.Read the guide
RSVP & guest listPersonal guest links and QR check-in
Names pre-filled, who opened the invitation, and scanning guests in at the entrance.Read the guide
AI photo editingHow to edit photos with AI for your invitation
Portraits, event backdrops, creative styles and AI tools — what each does and what it costs.Read the guide
AI photo editingChange or remove a photo's background with AI
Wedding, baptism or birthday backdrops, a blurred background or a transparent PNG.Read the guide
AI photo editingRestore old photos with AI
Fix scratches, sharpen faces, colorize black-and-white photos and upscale for print.Read the guide
Invitation wordingBaby shower invitation wording
Classic, cute, co-ed, gender-neutral, surprise, sprinkle and gender reveal examples.Read the guide
Create your invitation
Choose a design, personalize it and preview it for free before you activate it.
In short
How these guides help you plan with less stress
Send it at the right time
Weddings need a save the date months ahead and the invitation 6–8 weeks before; most parties need 2–4 weeks. Set the RSVP deadline with your venue's headcount date in mind.
Let guests reply in one tap
Guests RSVP straight from the invitation, without an account, and you see every answer in one live list you can export for the venue.
Digital, printed — or both
Digital invitations arrive instantly and collect RSVPs for you; a few printed copies still make sense for relatives who don't use smartphones.