Weddings

Wedding invitations online

One page for everything your guests need to know — the ceremony, the reception, the address, the dress code and the gift list — and one place where their answers arrive. It stays yours to change right up to the day.

Make an invitation, free

Designing and sharing by link is free. No card needed.

A sample invitation on the Blue floral wedding design

Wedding designs

Classic botanicals, blue florals, a woodland crown of ferns and fireflies, and a star map that draws the real sky over your venue on the night.

Designs marked Premium come with the Premium pass, bought once for that one event. See pricing

What to put on a wedding invitation

  1. Ceremony and reception

    If they are in two places or at two times, say so plainly, so guests who come to only one of them know where to be.

  2. An RSVP deadline your caterer can live with

    Set the date the venue needs final numbers and the form closes itself after it. With Premium, guests also choose their meal and tell you who they are bringing.

  3. The dress code

    Black tie, garden party or "comfortable shoes for dancing" — one line saves a lot of guessing.

  4. Gifts or a honeymoon fund

    A wishlist holds ordinary gifts and group gifts that several guests pool towards. Show it to everyone, or only to guests who have said yes.

  5. An address of your own

    With Signature the invitation lives on your own domain, with no kutsu.me branding anywhere on the page.

Wedding invitation wording

Three tones to start from. Copy one and make it yours.

  • Formal

    Together with their families, Laura and Martin request the pleasure of your company at their wedding on Saturday the 20th of June at 3 pm, in the garden of the Old Manor.

  • Warm

    We're getting married! Come and celebrate with us — a short ceremony, a long dinner, and dancing until they throw us out.

  • Save the date

    Save the date: Laura and Martin, 20 June. The full invitation will follow on this same link as the details are settled.

  • Small wedding

    We're getting married, quietly and with the people we love most. Dinner for twenty on the 14th of August — and you are one of them.

  • By the sea

    We're marrying by the sea on the 3rd of July. Rooms are held nearby, and the details and directions are all on this page.

  • Reception only

    We said yes at the registry office. Now come and celebrate with us: dinner and dancing on Saturday from 6 pm.

How it works

  1. Pick a design

    Every design takes your own photo, date, place and words.

  2. Share the link

    In WhatsApp, Messenger, a text or an email — or as a QR code on a printed card.

  3. Watch the answers arrive

    Guests reply in one tap, without an account, and the guest list fills itself in.

Questions hosts ask

  • When should wedding invitations go out?

    Save-the-dates six to twelve months ahead and the invitation eight to ten weeks before, with the RSVP deadline three to four weeks before the day. One link can start as a save-the-date and grow into the full invitation.

  • Can guests choose their meal and bring a plus-one?

    With Premium, yes: the form asks for a meal choice, how many people each guest is bringing and any question of your own, and the answers are counted for you.

  • Can the invitations be sent by email?

    Yes, with Premium: kutsu.me emails every guest their own link, reminds the ones who have not answered, and lets you schedule the sending. On a free event you share the link yourself.

  • Will our wedding show up in search results?

    No. Invitation pages are never offered to search engines, and you can add a password so only the people you invited can open yours.

Start with the date. The rest can follow.

Make it a save-the-date today and let it grow into the full invitation on the same link.

Make an invitation, free