Your invitation questions, answered.

Save-the-dates 5–6 months out for out-of-town guests; invitations 8–10 weeks before the wedding; reminders 3–4 weeks out. Set the RSVP deadline 2–3 weeks before the wedding.

Both work — many couples send physical cards to key guests and digital invitations to the rest. Digital makes RSVPs and last-minute updates much easier; physical carries the keepsake value.

Names, date and time, venue and directions, dress code, RSVP deadline and method, and a wedsite link if you have one. Lead with the logistics guests actually need.

Make the deadline and reply method prominent, send a polite reminder 3–4 weeks out, and chase late responders once before the deadline. A wedsite with a simple RSVP form removes friction.

Yes — follow the digital invite with a phone call for key elders, or send physical cards to the closest older relatives and digital to the rest.

Digital invitations make updates dramatically easier. Always leave a small buffer in your final headcount for the inevitable late addition or cancellation.

Lead with the names, date, venue, and RSVP details. Traditional and modern phrasing both work — the important part is clarity.

Yes. A wedsite centralises travel details, the schedule, and registry information for guests, and makes RSVP tracking simple.

Vowably tracks every invite recipient, RSVP status, and the final headcount against your guest list, tying it straight into your budget and timeline.