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Online wedding invitations
A wedding invitation introduces your celebration and helps guests plan their day. CallIn brings your photographs, story, ceremony and reception details together in one online invitation. Choose a classic, botanical or contemporary design and personalize the wording for your wedding. Guests open the link on their phones without installing an app.
What to include in your invitation
- Both partners’ names and the wedding date.
- Ceremony time, church or venue name and address.
- Reception arrival time, venue address and map link.
- A request to confirm attendance and your preferred reply date in the invitation text.
Invitation wording example
Dear family and friends, We would love you to celebrate our wedding with us on [date]. The ceremony begins at [time] at [venue], followed by our reception at [time] at [venue]. Please confirm your attendance through this invitation by [date]. With love, [name] and [name].
This is a sample. Replace the details in brackets with your own event information.
Before you send your invitation
List the ceremony and reception times separately so guests can distinguish the venues. Open both map links on your phone and check the addresses. Mention transport arrangements or a preferred dress code in the invitation text if relevant. Ask your partner to check the names and schedule before you share the link.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I show separate ceremony and reception venues?
Yes. Add both locations to your event with their own times, addresses and map links.
How should I write a wedding invitation?
Start with a personal greeting, then include both names, the date and times for each venue. Finish with an RSVP request. Adapt the sample above to suit your celebration.
Where can I see wedding invitation prices?
Current packages and prices appear in the homepage pricing section and in your account before publication.
Once your invitation is ready, share the link, follow guests’ responses in your account and collect the day’s photographs in a shared event album.