Example wedding invitation text
Hi Emma & family! We would love to celebrate our wedding with you on June 12. Open your personal invitation for the schedule, venue and RSVP: [your personal invitation link]. With love, Olivia & James.
Invitease sends personal wedding and event invitations by SMS in supported countries. Guests tap the link, see the details prepared for them, and RSVP in their browser. WhatsApp is also available for guests who prefer it.
Yes. Invitease is a self-serve platform for SMS wedding invitations in the United States. Choose a prebuilt theme, add your wedding details and guest list, and send each consenting guest or household a personal invitation link by text. Guests open the invitation and RSVP in their browser without an account or app. WhatsApp invitations keep responses in the same guest list.
An invitation text does not need to fit the whole celebration into a few lines. Use it to share a personal link, then give the design, ceremony, reception, venues, directions, and RSVP room on the hosted invitation.
Choose a prebuilt theme, set up the event yourself, and prepare the guest list. Activate the event before requesting ordinary guest RSVPs. Where SMS is enabled, Invitease sends personal links to guests who have opted in. You can also choose WhatsApp or send links personally from your own phone.
Each text can lead to the invitation prepared for that guest or household, including the personal greeting stored in the event guest list.
The hosted invitation keeps the date, time, venue, maps, schedule, and other event information together in a mobile-friendly experience.
Guests respond from the invitation in their browser, and their answer and attending headcount return to the correct guest record.
Send by SMS or WhatsApp for your US event. Each reaches the same hosted invitation and RSVP list.
The example below illustrates wording; it is not a customer message or a fixed delivery template. Use a short greeting, your names, the event date, and the correct personal link. Ask guests to respond on the invitation rather than in the text thread. If a guest replies to you personally, update their RSVP in the portal. Invitease does not automatically turn replies to your own texts into saved responses.
Hi Emma & family! We would love to celebrate our wedding with you on June 12. Open your personal invitation for the schedule, venue and RSVP: [your personal invitation link]. With love, Olivia & James.
A personal text introduces the invitation; the hosted page presents the guest greeting, event details, and response form. Try the invitation on your phone before preparing a full send.
US events cost USD 10 per event. The one-time purchase includes the hosted invitation, RSVP tracking, an invitation, an RSVP reminder and an event reminder by SMS for each eligible US guest. Sending is subject to your event’s allowance. Existing events keep their saved prices.
No. Guests tap their personal invitation link in the SMS and RSVP in their phone browser. They do not need to install an app or create an Invitease account.
Yes. A guest entry can represent a household sharing one phone number. The family opens its personal link and submits its attending headcount on the invitation.
Yes. Create a real event, choose a prebuilt theme, add the details, and preview the invitation before paying. Ordinary guest RSVPs become available after the event is activated.
Yes. Invitease sends personal wedding invitation links by SMS to consenting guests in supported countries. WhatsApp delivery is also available, and you can share links yourself.
Yes. Invitease sends SMS invitations to consenting guests in supported countries. You set up the event, prepare the guest list, and keep track of responses in your event.
No. Guests tap the link and submit their response on the invitation. If they reply to you directly, update the response in the portal.
Yes. WhatsApp is available for guests who prefer it. Whether the invitation arrives by SMS or WhatsApp, the guest opens a personal link and RSVPs on the hosted invitation.
Yes. Invitease-managed SMS requires guest permission before event messages are sent. The SMS Consent page explains the opt-in process and how recipients can stop messages.