Luxury, in a digital invitation, is not about paper: it is about the design. A venue illustrated for you, a cinematic intro, original music created for you, a custom monogram and your designer, who shapes every detail until you approve it.
Your venue is illustrated in the style of the design, watercolor, ink or embroidery, from your photos, and placed on the cover.
The cover illustration becomes a video loop; the invitation opens the way a curtain rises. In Bespoke, the intro is created for you alone.
Not the design's own track: instrumental music with no lyrics, based on your tastes and the mood you want, started by the guest with a tap.
Your initials intertwined, set on the wax seal and as the signature of the invitation, delivered as a vector file for your menus and thank-you cards.
4 rounds of design revisions in Signature, 7 in Bespoke: you see the proof and approve it before anything is shared.
One dedicated contact from brief to delivery, a thirty-minute call to begin and a single custom creation per week.
An embossed card is something you hold; an animated page is something you experience. Opera's velvet curtain rises on a chandelier, Royal's doors open onto a formal French garden, Velvet Hour reveals a château lit up under the Milky Way. No print can do that.
Luxury is also the service: your designer, who adapts the palette, the typefaces and the icons to your wedding, who illustrates your venue, who creates your monogram and who starts over until it is right. Every invitation is built one at a time.
And digital does what paper cannot: every guest reads it in their own language, RSVPs online, finds the hotels and the shuttles, and you follow everything from your portal. If you keep a printed card, we provide the QR code.
Velvet, gold, opera, pearls, embroidery: eight designs for an evening wedding, at a château or by a lake. Each one exists as it is, reworked for you or as the starting point of a custom creation.



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The design as in the demo, with your details. Venue illustration, animated cover and original music as extras, or all three as a bundle ($59).
See this plan →The design reworked for your wedding: venue illustration, video, music, monogram, 3 languages, 4 rounds of revisions, a save the date from the collection included.
See this plan →Created from scratch with your designer: art direction, exclusive illustrations and intro, unlimited languages, personal concierge, 7 rounds of revisions, a bespoke save the date included.
See this plan →Digital vs. paper save the dates: cost, timing, etiquette and which guests still need a card. A side-by-side table and the mixed approach many couples use.
Guide · 7 min readWhen to send save the dates (local, destination and digital)Send save the dates 6 to 8 months ahead, or 9 to 12 for a destination wedding. A timeline for every case, with real dates and the digital option.
The design and the service: a venue illustrated for you, a cinematic intro, original music, a monogram and your designer, who builds and revises until you approve. Not a template to fill in.
Signature, $199, and Bespoke, $449, as a one-time payment with no subscription. Essential, $69, is the design as it is with your details.
Yes, in Signature and Bespoke, from your photos or the venue's, in the style of the design. In Essential, it is an extra ($29).
Yes, in Bespoke: we create a faithful digital version of it, with its own intro and animations, so the screen and the card speak the same language.
Royal for a château and a line of gold, Velvet Hour for a winter evening, Opera for a gala, Paparazzi for black-and-white magazine style. The demos open on your phone.
First draft in 7 to 14 business days in Signature, 14 to 21 in Bespoke, on a dedicated schedule.
Pick a design with the Signature plan, or start from scratch in Bespoke: your designer is with you through delivery.
See also: video invitations · animated invitations · bilingual invitations