Animated · Wedding
Subtle motion draws the eye when the invitation opens — a small detail that makes a wedding invitation feel considered rather than mass-sent. Falls back gracefully to a static card in email clients that block animation.
The exact colors used in this template. Match balloons, table settings, or printed place cards to your wedding invitation.
Three registers to start from. Swap the bracketed placeholders for your details — or write your own; the template has room for either.
[PARENT NAMES] request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter [BRIDE NAME] to [PARTNER NAME] [DAY], the [DATE] of [MONTH] at [TIME] [VENUE], [CITY] Reception to follow
Together with their families [NAME] and [NAME] invite you to share in the joy of their wedding day. [DAY], [DATE] at [TIME] [VENUE] [ADDRESS] Dinner and dancing to follow. Kindly reply by [RSVP DATE].
We're getting married — and we want you there! [NAME] & [NAME] [DAY], [DATE] · [TIME] [VENUE] Ceremony, then food, then dancing. RSVP by [RSVP DATE].
Every design is included — no upgrades.
The same design, with wording and sample details suited to a different event.
The Cherry Petals palette is set as shown, but you can replace the design entirely with your own image on any tier — including the free one. The hex codes are listed on this page if you want to match decorations, balloons, or a cake to the invitation.
It is free for events up to 10 guests. Above that it is a flat $5 per event for up to 100 guests. Every template on InviteBeam is included at both tiers — there are no premium designs.
The palette is #F08FB6, #FFE5E5, #6B2D5C. All hex values are listed above so you can match printed materials or party decor to the invitation.
Each guest receives their own emailed link and replies in one click — no app, no account, no password. Responses land on your dashboard in real time, along with plus-ones, meal choices, and dietary notes.