Save the dates and invitations

Both pieces work the same way: choose a design, see the thing, then email it or download it to print. They default to the design your website is wearing, so your stationery and your site match without you doing anything.

1. Pick a card design. There are eight, and a monogram in nine styles drawn from your initials and your colours.
2. Add a photograph if the design uses one, and drag the marker onto what matters — the eight designs crop it eight different ways.
3. Write your wording, or keep ours. The venue, the date and the times come from Wedding details.
4. Send by email, or download the file to print. If you download, choose the households you are printing for.

The QR codes

The front of a card is the same for everybody. The back is not: each one carries that household's own code, so a run of two hundred invitations is one front repeated and two hundred different backs. A guest scans theirs and lands on their own reply.

You can set the ink colour and the paper tint of the code so it sits with the design rather than on top of it.

Treat an invitation link the way you would a paper invitation. Anyone holding it can reply for that household — which is the point of it, and the reason there is no password.