The best digital wedding invitation websites (2026)

A note on transparency

Sponsalia is our product: we list it first and say so plainly. The other tools are described only from their public pages, read on 23 October 2026. Prices and features change, so check their sites before you choose. When something is not on their pages we write "not stated", not "missing".

What we looked at

We compared every tool on the same points, the ones that matter when the invitation goes out through a chat.

• What guests receive: an image, a PDF, or a real invitation opened from a link.
• How it reaches them: WhatsApp, email, text, QR; and whether each guest gets a link with their name.
• RSVP: attendance, meals, dietary needs, plus-ones, and whether you can export them.
• Languages: whether each guest reads the invitation in their own language, and whether translation is automatic.
• Price: free, one-time, per guest or subscription.
• Everything else: gift list, seating, photo album, and where the data lives.

1. Sponsalia

Sponsalia is a digital wedding invitation with an animated envelope, built to be sent on WhatsApp: each guest gets a link with their name, opens the envelope and replies in a minute. Answers arrive already sorted, with meals and dietary needs ready for the caterer.

Best for

Couples who send everything on WhatsApp and want RSVPs, gift list, seating and a guest photo album in one place, even with guests who speak different languages.

What it includes

A personal link for every guest; RSVP with meals, dietary needs, plus-ones and children; a catering export; a gift list with IBAN and no commission; table seating; a guest photo album; 17 languages with automatic translation, so every guest reads the invitation in their own. EU infrastructure.

Price

You build and preview for free and pay only when you publish: €89 one time, unlimited guests, no subscription. For weddings over several days or with several events there is the Destination plan at €149.

2. Canva

Canva is a design tool: you pick a template, customise it and share it as an image, PDF, video or one-page website. Its wedding website builder also says it manages RSVPs and guest lists.

Best for

Anyone who wants to design the artwork themselves and send a pretty image on WhatsApp, on a zero budget. There is no link with each guest's name, and meals or plus-ones are not among the stated features.

Price

Free plan; Canva Pro costs €110 a year per person (Italian price, October 2026; it varies by country).

The point-by-point comparison is in Sponsalia vs Canva.

3. Paperless Post

Paperless Post is a US service for digital invitations with designer envelopes and artwork, sent by email, text or link, with an event page.

Best for

Anyone after the luxury-stationery look with guests mostly in the United States. The interface is in English (US); invitations in several languages are not stated.

Price

In dollars, credits per guest: from $0 to $1.44 per guest depending on the design, with the first 50 sends free. For people hosting several events there is the Pro subscription, from $250 a year.

Details in Sponsalia vs Paperless Post.

4. Greenvelope

Greenvelope is a US platform for digital invitations with an animated envelope, known for detailed RSVPs.

Best for

A formal invitation with RSVP questions on meals, plus-ones and dietary needs, sent by email, text, WhatsApp, Messenger or link. The guest side is available in five languages (English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch).

Price

One time per mailing, based on guest count, from $19; free trial for up to 10 recipients.

The full comparison is in Sponsalia vs Greenvelope.

5. Joy

Joy (WithJoy) is a free and very complete wedding website, with digital invitations, rich RSVPs and a gift registry.

Best for

Couples with guests in a single language, mainly in the United States, who want a full website without spending. Invitations go out by email, link or text. For several languages you write or translate the texts by hand and show them to groups of guests.

Price

Website, tools and registry are free; some premium designs are paid.

See the comparison in Sponsalia vs Joy.

6. Pressed Love

Pressed Love is a digital invitation in the form of a web page, sent with a link on WhatsApp, text or email, run by the US company Fabricate, LLC.

Best for

Anyone who wants many languages (29, each guest in their own) or would rather have their team prepare the invitation. RSVP, personal links and languages start from the Essential plan; Starter has no RSVP.

Price

One time: Starter €49 (no RSVP), Essential €175, Premium €395 prepared by their team.

The comparison is in Sponsalia vs Pressed Love.

7. Specially Love

Specially Love is a web-page invitation from Spain, with map, music and an RSVP form that collects meals, allergies and transport, exportable to Excel.

Best for

Couples with guests in a single language who want a low price, or want the invitation designed for them; printed invitations are available too.

Price

One time: €69 do-it-yourself, €109 designed by them, from €144 with 10 printed invitations. One language included, each extra language €10.

The comparison is in Sponsalia vs Specially Love.

8. Sposi Digitali

Sposi Digitali is an Italian service for interactive invitations sent with a link on WhatsApp, with a management dashboard for the couple.

Best for

Italian couples who also want wedding favours handled in the same dashboard (from the Gold package). Available languages: Italian, English, German and Portuguese; others by arrangement.

Price

Standard €199.90, Gold €249.90, Diamond €299.90. Free demo limited to five guests.

The comparison is in Sponsalia vs Sposi Digitali.

Other names you will hear

• iCasei (Brazil): free wedding website with a cash gift list, 3.69% to 3.89% commission per gift; automatic Google translation into five languages, not editable. Comparison in Sponsalia vs iCasei.
• Matrimonio.com, Bodas.net, Mariages.net: free wedding website and guest manager, tied to their vendor directory; the digital invitations you find there come from third-party vendors.
• Stellanza: more a planning app (guests, seating, budget) than an invitation service, with an RSVP page for each guest; free, Premium €35 one time.

Guests in several countries? Read our guide to the best multilingual wedding invitation sites, and the comparison with iCasei.

How to choose

• A pretty image to forward on WhatsApp is enough, at zero cost: Canva.
• Guests in America and a luxury-stationery look: Paperless Post or Greenvelope.
• A complete free wedding website, guests in a single language: Joy.
• You want the invitation made for you: Pressed Love Premium or Specially Love.
• A WhatsApp invitation with personal links, caterer-ready RSVPs, an IBAN gift list, seating and an album, for €89 one time: Sponsalia.

For side-by-side tables see our general comparison, and if you send everything by chat, read how to do wedding invitations on WhatsApp. Almost all these tools can be tried for free: the safest advice is to look at the preview before you pay.