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Create an invitation people can read, save, and forward, with the date, venue, photo, and feeling already composed.

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Avery & Jordan wedding invitation preview
Avery & Jordan
Mira & Theo wedding invitation preview
Mira & Theo
Nora & Ellis wedding invitation preview
Nora & Ellis

Share in chats, social posts, and wedding sites

Date, venue, and contact details stay clear

Invitation, Save the Date, and thank-you cards together

Every template uses different photo and copy

Ready for phones, digital posters, and wedding websites

Invitation Type Preview

Different invitation types need different layouts and tone

A formal invitation should feel considered, a Save the Date should feel light, a reception card should be clear, and a thank-you card should feel sincere. Each preview below is a complete invitation design with its own photo, background, and copy.

Wedding Invitation preview

Wedding Invitation · Formal Minimal · Fine Paper

Wedding Invitation

A formal invitation should feel genuinely considered.

Best for ceremony invitations, main wedding pages, and family-facing announcements. The design needs a clear hierarchy, complete details, and a tone that works for both family and friends.

Copy idea: Together with our families, we invite you to witness the beginning of our forever.

  • Best for the main invitation sent to family, elders, and important guests.
  • Highlights names, date, time, venue, address, and RSVP contact details.
  • The photo becomes part of the stationery, while paper texture and white space carry the formal tone.
coupleNames
Avery & Jordan
date
September 20, 2026
venue
Rosewood Garden Hall
address
88 Lakeview Road, Seattle
message
Together with their families, request the honor of your presence.
contactName
Wedding Coordinator
contactPhone
+1 555 0188
Save the Date preview

Save the Date · Korean Soft · Watercolor Wash

Save the Date

Let guests hold the day before every detail is final.

A Save the Date is lighter than a formal invitation. It works best when the wedding date is confirmed and you want guests to reserve the day early.

Copy idea: Save this date for us. More details are coming, but we hope to see you there.

  • Best for chats, stories, social feeds, and wedding website teasers.
  • The date should be the strongest piece of information.
  • Soft portrait styling keeps the announcement warm and approachable.
coupleNames
Claire & Rowan
date
June 6, 2026
venue
Details coming soon
message
Formal invitation to follow.
Engagement Invite preview

Engagement Invitation · Garden Romantic · Botanical Linework

Engagement Invite

An engagement invitation can be close and sincere.

Best for engagement dinners, proposal celebrations, family meetings, or intimate parties with close friends.

Copy idea: We said yes to forever. Come celebrate the beginning of what comes next.

  • Best for small guest lists and intimate celebrations.
  • Botanical linework and arch photos create a relaxed celebratory mood.
  • The copy can feel more personal than a formal wedding announcement.
coupleNames
Lena & Miles
date
April 18, 2026
time
3:00 PM
venue
The Garden Room
address
19 Willow Lane
message
We said yes to forever, and we would love to celebrate with you.
Reception Invite preview

Reception Invitation · Luxury Hotel · Foil Frame

Reception Invite

Reception details need to be clear and composed.

Best for hotel banquets, separate reception cards, thank-you dinners, or guest groups invited to a specific part of the celebration.

Copy idea: A seat is saved for you at dinner, with light, laughter, and a toast to this new chapter.

  • Best for dinner time, hall name, address, and contact details.
  • Luxury hotel styling fits black-tie dinners and formal banquet rooms.
  • Side-by-side photo and text keeps key logistics visible.
coupleNames
Vivian & Cole
date
November 8, 2026
time
6:30 PM
venue
The Park Hotel Ballroom
address
3 Bay Center
message
A dinner seat is saved for you. Come toast the night with us.
contactName
Reception Coordinator
contactPhone
+1 555 1108
Thank You Card preview

Thank You Card · Minimal · Clean Minimal

Thank You Card

After the wedding, say thank you with warmth and restraint.

Best for guests, wedding party members, parents, and anyone who helped make the day possible.

Copy idea: Thank you for being part of this day and adding warmth to a memory we will keep.

  • Best sent within one or two weeks after the wedding.
  • Use different copy for parents, wedding party members, and guests.
  • A clean background keeps the gratitude front and center.
coupleNames
Iris & Noah
date
August 16, 2026
venue
Thank you for being with us
message
Thank you for being part of this day and for adding warmth to our memory.
Digital Poster preview

Digital Poster · Destination · Destination Wash

Digital Poster

Destination weddings deserve to be remembered like a poster.

Best for beach ceremonies, travel weddings, overseas celebrations, outdoor venues, and wedding website hero images.

Copy idea: We are turning a place into a promise, and we hope you will be there to witness it.

  • Best in a 9:16 vertical format for phones, stories, and digital posters.
  • Location, date, and scenery should be visually dominant.
  • Destination washes help the place feel integrated into the invitation design.
coupleNames
Mira & Theo
date
October 6, 2026
venue
Maldives Water Chapel
address
Maldives
message
We are turning a place into a promise, and we hope you will witness it.
Social Announcement preview

Social Announcement · Black & White · Editorial Texture

Social Announcement

A wedding announcement can be quiet, but it should be memorable.

Best for feeds, group chats, Instagram, Xiaohongshu covers, and countdown posts. Use fewer details and a stronger emotional line.

Copy idea: It was not sudden. It was us arriving here with intention. We are getting married.

  • Best in a 1:1 square ratio for feeds and chats.
  • A short line works better than a full invitation message.
  • Black-and-white portraits and editorial texture make it feel like a cover.
coupleNames
Nora & Ellis
date
May 30, 2026
venue
A little note before the celebration
message
It was not sudden. It was us arriving here with intention.
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Real Wedding Workflow

From announcement to thank-you, one invite system keeps it together

Couples need more than a pretty image. They need guests to save the date, read the details, forward the invite, and feel included.

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Send the Save the Date first

When the date is set but details are still coming, share a warm early notice so guests can hold the day.

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Invite family and guests clearly

Names, date, venue, address, and contact details stay as readable text, so formal information works for family, friends, and colleagues.

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Receive Two Wedding Portraits to Compare

FondPix creates two high-quality watermarked previews so you can see both portraits before deciding whether to keep them. If neither portrait feels right, you can leave the project unpaid. A one-time payment keeps these same two high-quality files without watermarks; it never creates replacement images.

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Close the day with thank-you cards

After the wedding, send a thoughtful card to guests, parents, the wedding party, and everyone who helped make the day possible.

What couples actually need from invitations

An invitation is not only a design asset. It is the first piece of wedding atmosphere guests receive, and it has to carry details, emotion, and shareability at the same time.

Stop repeating the details

Date, time, venue, address, and contact details stay inside the card, so guests can forward it and still understand the plan.

Use the right tone for each group

Make it formal for family, softer for close friends, polished for colleagues, and memorable for social announcements without starting over.

Share something that feels complete

It is not a pasted-together image or a long chat message. The invite looks ready when saved to a phone, posted, or sent in a group chat.

Get more value from wedding photos

The same photo set can become a Save the Date, reception card, digital poster, social announcement, and thank-you card.

Add the feeling before the wedding

Guests do not just receive logistics. They receive a small preview of the care, tone, and emotion behind the day.

Keep using it after the ceremony

After the wedding, turn the same visual language into thank-you cards for guests, parents, and the wedding party.

What couples ask before making invitations

If you want to know whether this helps with real sharing, family communication, and wedding value, start here.

Send more than a wedding update

Turn your wedding photos into a readable, shareable invitation that gives guests the details and the feeling before the day begins.