Winter wedding invitation
Three winter designs on the same embossed paper: Winter Midnight Neo Deco in deep midnight blue, Winter Red Neo Deco in garnet and Winter Forest Neo Deco in dark forest green. Pine, eucalyptus and frosted berries are pressed into the paper, a silver wax seal closes the envelope, and it opens onto an ivory card. Behind it: online RSVP, your guest list, a seating plan, a budget tracker and a full wedding planner, for a December wedding, a Christmas wedding or New Year's Eve.
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Tap a design to watch it open. You can switch design or color at any time and keep all your texts.
Winter wants depth: midnight blue, garnet or forest green, lit by silver and softened with ivory.
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.
Deep, saturated shades: midnight blue, garnet or burgundy red and forest or emerald green, with silver or gold as the metal and ivory to keep it bright. Pick one deep color and let the others stay quiet.
Silver, ivory and frosted white give a cool, snowy look. A touch of eucalyptus or forest green warms it up, and garnet adds a festive note in December.
Yes. Winter Red Neo Deco reads as Christmas without any cartoon motifs, and Winter Midnight Neo Deco with its silver seal suits a New Year's Eve wedding. The same designs work in January and February, after the holidays.
Often, yes. January to March is off-peak for many venues and vendors, so prices and availability tend to be better. December weekends close to Christmas and New Year's Eve are the exception: they book early, so ask your venue.
In the US, UK, Canada and Ireland: December for the festive mood, January and February for quieter, better-value dates. In Australia, New Zealand and South Africa winter falls in June to August, which is why Christmas in July weddings exist there; a December wedding there is a summer one.
Darker, richer colors, warm fabrics and a coat or wrap for photos outside. Black is fine at most winter weddings. Add your dress code to the invitation so guests know whether it is cocktail or formal.
They reply online in about 30 seconds with meal choice, allergies and plus-ones, from a link or the QR code. No app and no account: it opens in any phone browser, and replies go straight to your guest list and seating plan.
Yes, switch in one click inside the app and keep all your texts. For guests who prefer paper, there is a printable QR card in the same winter design.
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