Digital Invitation for a Civil Wedding With Two Venues

At 12:25 you are outside the town hall, and at 14:00 you are expected at the restaurant across town. Your guests have the same two addresses, the same two times and one question: where do I need to be next? A digital invitation for a civil wedding handles that better than a paper card, because the times, the map and the RSVP sit on one page you can open on a phone. You do not need to design two cards or write the same details twice. You can build it today from the collection and send the link before the day gets busy.

This is not a PDF you attach and hope nobody loses. It is your own invitation page, shared by link or QR, with no app to install. Digital invitations for a civil wedding can hold the ceremony, the lunch and the answers in the same place, and you can edit them after sending. The page works in a browser, so nobody has to download anything. The link stays the same.

A digital invitation for a civil wedding starts with the times

12:30 at the town hall door and 14:00 at the restaurant are two data points, not two separate invitations. Give each venue its own scene: time, place name and one short line that tells people what happens there. Keep the line short: Town hall, 12:30 is enough. If the judge runs late or the restaurant asks you to come in earlier, change the time in that scene. The same link shows the new version, and nobody has to reprint an envelope.

• 12:30: the town hall door, with the exact address and the name of the room if you have it.
• 14:00: the restaurant, the room you booked and a short line about parking.
• The gap between the two: walking time, taxi plan or who is driving.
• The RSVP questions you need answered, inside the same invitation.

Digital invitations for two venues keep the map in one link

One scene for the town hall, another for the restaurant. The invitation can chain them like a short route: ceremony, move, lunch. The map and address are edited in Joy Studio, so if the meal moves to a different room, you change that scene and keep the same link. Guests see the route in the order you set, not a list of addresses to decode.

Your guests open the link on a phone, open the map and arrive. They do not need to install an app or hunt for a PDF in an old email. Before the day, the RSVP list is already inside the same invitation, in order, with the questions you set. You stop chasing replies in WhatsApp.

Two venues, two times, one link: the invitation carries the plan, and the answers come back to the same place.

How much does a digital invitation for a civil wedding cost?

A digital invitation costs 29.99 EUR per invitation, one payment, no subscription. The first step is simple: pick a design and edit the cover for free in test mode. When you buy, all the scenes unlock. If you need paper for a few people who will keep it, combine the link for everyone with a small number of printed copies. Start with the two venues and the two times you already have, and publish when the page reads cleanly.