Digital invitation templates for ceremony and dinner

Your sister opens the link for the ceremony time and ends up scrolling past the menu, the music and the dinner photos. Your cousin is in the group chat asking when dinner starts. Your aunt wants the restaurant address, not the church. Three questions, one digital invitation, and all three answers buried in the same scroll. Digital invitation templates with a ceremony tab and a dinner tab exist for exactly this.

Two tabs fix it. The ceremony sits in one, the dinner in the other, and each guest opens the one they came for. No endless scrolling, and no 'wait, which link was that?' on the morning of the wedding.

Digital invitation templates with a ceremony tab and a dinner tab

Every invitation is its own web page, not a PDF and not a picture. Inside, the scenes are chained, and the ceremony and the banquet get a tab each. Whoever only needs the ceremony time never walks past the menu, the playlist and the dinner photos to find it. One link goes to everyone, so a 'dinner only' version never circulates on WhatsApp for someone to open by mistake.

• Ceremony tab: time, address, map and dress code.
• Dinner tab: cocktail hour, the toast and the restaurant address.
• A cover line that reads end to end in three seconds.
• The cover photo, picked from up to six, already framed.

Change the time, keep the link

If the banquet slides half an hour, you change the time in the editor and the link stays the same. Nobody resends anything, and guests see the updated version when they open it again. Same for the venue, the map, the dress code or the cover line. Nothing to reprint, no envelope to send a second time.

Each piece of text has its own field — label, names, date, phrase, place — and a character counter warns you before a long name breaks the layout. The preview refreshes as you type, without reloading the page, so you can check how the time sits next to the map before you publish. You can also edit after you have sent it, and the link does not change.

The invitation does not need more pages. It needs two tabs and one link.

Try the template before you pay

You edit the cover for free in test mode. Buy the invitation and every scene unlocks, so you choose a design with your eyes instead of your imagination. You can upload up to six photos of your own — cover and decorative — and they frame themselves; mark any one of them as the cover, or swap one out later. Music and RSVP questions are yours to set, and the confirmations arrive inside the same invitation in an ordered list, so you stop rebuilding the dinner headcount from screenshots. Guests reply on their phone in the browser, with no app to download, and you don't chase anyone by direct message.

Pick a template, try it free and publish with one button. The link stays the same even if you change the time or the place afterwards. One digital invitation for €29.99, one-time payment, so the ceremony and the dinner sit together without endless scrolling or crossed messages. If some of your guests read in another language, the invitation text can be set per language. All anyone needs is a phone, a tablet or a computer with a connection.