Navy wedding invitation
Three navy designs in one place: Navy Neo Deco with florals embossed into the paper, Navy & Ivory with script names on ivory, and Slate Blue & Ivory for a softer blue. Every one comes with online RSVP, your guest list, a seating plan, a budget tracker and a full wedding planner.
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In this color
Tap a design to watch it open. You can switch design or color at any time and keep all your texts.
Navy is a dark neutral, so it carries one warm metal and one soft tone: gold, ivory, dusty blue, blush or burgundy.
What your guests see
An envelope that opens
Your invitation arrives sealed. The seal gives, the paper parts and your names appear. First impressions take three seconds.
RSVP in thirty seconds
Guests confirm, choose their meal, flag allergies and add a plus-one, from the link or by scanning the QR code. Nothing to install.
Schedule, venues, details
From the welcome drinks to the brunch the next day: times, maps with directions, dress code and hotels, in one place.
Two languages if you need them
Add a second language, even a third, and each guest reads their own. Useful when the two families do not share one.
Behind the invitation
The invitation is the front door. Behind it, every RSVP fills your guest list, your seating plan and your budget, with nothing typed twice.
Every answer lands here: meals, allergies, plus-ones, phone numbers. Filter, search, export.
Drag guests onto tables, add the dance floor and the bar, and draw your room as a list or a floor plan.
Deposits, payments, due dates and reminders. The catering total follows the RSVPs.
Compare quotes and notes side by side. The one you book feeds the budget.
Priorities, categories, list and calendar views, with due dates.
A print-ready card with your QR code, for guests who prefer paper.
Navy (#2C3B58) pairs best with ivory, antique gold (#B8964E), dusty blue and blush. For a deeper fall or winter palette, add burgundy. Keep navy as the anchor and use one metal, gold or silver, not both.
Yes. Navy is a classic winter wedding color and works in fall next to burgundy and rust. In spring and summer, lighten it with ivory, dusty blue or slate blue.
Navy and gold is a classic evening pairing: the dark paper makes gold details read clearly on a phone screen and in print. Navy Neo Deco and Navy & Ivory both carry it well.
Navy is a deep, near-black blue. Slate blue is lighter and grayer, softer in daylight. Slate Blue & Ivory sits on this page for couples who want blue without the formality of navy.
Yes. Guests open your link or scan the QR code, watch the envelope open, and reply in about 30 seconds with their meal choice, allergies and plus-ones. Every reply lands in your guest list.
No. The invitation opens in the phone's browser, on iPhone or Android, with nothing to install.
Yes, in one click inside the app. Your texts, events and guest list stay as they are, and the link your guests already have shows the new color.
You can print a QR card in your design for guests who prefer paper. They scan it and land on your digital invitation.
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