Digital invitation for your Verona wedding: what to include

You have the date, the venue in Verona is booked, and half your guest list is already looking at flights. Then one of them asks what time dinner starts, and the honest answer is: it's somewhere in a group chat from three weeks ago. That's the gap a digital invitation closes — one link with the hours, the address and the reply button in the same place.

A digital invitation is a web page of your own for the wedding, not a PDF you attach and send again. You can have one ready today: choose a design from the collection, type in your details, publish it and share it as a link, a QR code or a message. This is what to get right when the wedding is in Verona.

A digital invitation for a Verona wedding: fields, hours and scenes

Every detail gets its own field: the label, your names, the date, your line and the place. In Verona that means typing "Giardino Giusti, 19:00" into the place field, not burying it in a paragraph where nobody finds it. The invitation opens scene by scene, and you can rename those scenes with references of your own — Ponte Pietra, the Arena, the Adige. If the ceremony is at 17:00 in the centre and dinner at 20:30 out of town, each hour sits in its own field, so no one arrives late and no one stands around waiting.

• The venue with its full name and a map, not just "central Verona".
• Two separate times: ceremony and dinner, each in its own field.
• A line the two of you actually say, not a proverb any couple could borrow.
• The dress code, written down before anyone has to ask.

Digital invitations you can edit after you send them

The link does not change when you edit. If the restaurant confirms 21:00 instead of 20:30, you change the time and guests see the updated version. The map, the venue, the dress code and your line work the same way: you fix it once, for everyone, and nobody has to be told separately.

Photos: up to six of your own, one cover and the rest decorative, and they frame themselves. A vertical shot of a brick facade or a balcony does not get chopped in half. You mark which photo is the cover and swap any image later, when the good one from the photographer lands.

The invitation answers the hour, the address and the reply, so you are not still explaining your own wedding in the week before it.

Where the RSVPs land, and what digital invitations cost

Confirmations arrive inside the invitation, in one ordered list, so you can see who is coming without counting messages by hand. You decide which questions the form asks. Guests open the link in their phone browser, install nothing and reply in two taps. The page is available in 7 languages and the content can be set per language, which matters when people are flying in from Italy and Germany. It costs 29,99 EUR per invitation, one payment, no subscription. If someone in the circle wants paper, the sensible move is to combine: a link for everyone and a few printed copies for whoever keeps them. Pick a design, try it free and publish your invitation with a link when it looks right.