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Save the dates, invitations, thank yous. Every design is a single piece, digital only — add your details and download your files right away.

Printed sizes: save the dates 5×7 inches · invitations 5×7 inches · menus 4×9 inches · thank you cards 4.25×5.5 inches.

More designs are being drawn, and they'll appear here as they're finished.

Before you choose

Everything you need to know about your wedding invitations

When to send them, what to put on them, and what to leave off. A short read before you pick a design.

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When do you send save the dates, and do you need them at all?

Six months before a wedding close to home, nine to twelve before one your guests travel for, and none under six months. Who gets one, what goes on the card, and eight top lines to copy.

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How do you ask your friends to be your bridesmaids?

When to ask, who to ask first, what to write on the card, how to ask the friend three time zones away, and what to say when one of them says no. With wording you can copy.

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Do you need the whole wedding invitation suite, or only the invitation?

Buy the invitation. What is in a five-piece set, which three pieces a wedding uses and when each one gets decided, and the math at $16 for the pieces you use against a $25 to $40 bundle.

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How much do wedding invitations cost, printed or digital?

The price bands, a line-by-line table for 100 and 150 printed invitations, the hidden costs that turn a $200 print order into $550, and how to choose for your budget.

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Why are AI weddings revealing flaws in invitation templates?

The one wedding most templates were built for, the real weddings that break them, what a card must say when the ceremony isn't a legal marriage, a shopping checklist, and wording you can copy.

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How far is too far with AI on a wedding invitation?

The one test that covers taste and ethics both, five lines a design should never cross, what tasteful looks like instead, and wording you can copy.

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How do you keep your wedding photos private in the age of AI?

What AI scraping changed in 2026, the privacy features worth paying for — passwords, invite codes, expiring links — and wording that asks guests and photographers politely.

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