Details guests can find
Put the date, venue, and RSVP note on the same little page so guests do not have to hunt through a screenshot or a long message thread.
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Digital wedding invitation studio
Create a digital wedding invitation in your browser with the couple names, date, venue, RSVP details, and an optional photo. Export it as HTML, then share one clean browser link with your guests.
Try the invitation studio
Edit the ceremony details and mood below. Your invitation stays in the browser until you export it.
Wedding invitation studio
Set the tone
Save the date
Amelia & Theo
Saturday, October 10, 2026
The pleasure of your company
Amelia & Theo
Dinner, dancing, and a little midnight cake.
Draft stays in your browser until you export it.
A better little invitation
Put the date, venue, and RSVP note on the same little page so guests do not have to hunt through a screenshot or a long message thread.
Choose a blue-hour, garden, or terracotta palette and let the invitation feel like a piece of stationery instead of another crowded template.
Export a standalone HTML file that keeps the layout, copy, and optional photo together. Publish it when one clean browser link is easier to send.
From details to a digital invitation
The editor keeps the ceremony details close and the design decisions light, so the invitation can feel finished without becoming a full design project.
Add the couple names, wedding date, venue, short note, and RSVP line. The preview updates while you type.
Try Blue hour, Garden, or Terracotta. Add a favorite local photo when a shared memory belongs on the cover.
Copy or download the HTML. When guests need one URL, open the HTMLShare publisher and turn the file into a shareable preview.
A digital invitation with a point of view
Digital does not have to mean disposable. A focused HTML wedding invitation gives your guests the details they need while leaving space for a photo, a short note, and the feeling of the day you are planning together.
One browser link can hold the date, venue, RSVP note, and welcome message.
Guests can open it on a phone without downloading a design app.
The optional photo stays local until you choose to export it.
Wedding invitation ideas
A save-the-date for a small wedding
A digital invite for a courthouse ceremony
A private RSVP page for family and friends
A polished link to send with a paper invitation
Before you send it
Yes. You can edit the couple names, date, venue, note, color mood, and optional photo in the browser, then copy or download a standalone wedding invitation HTML file for free. Publishing a browser link through HTMLShare is a separate optional step.
Yes. The maker creates a responsive HTML wedding invitation designed for digital sharing. Personalize the details, export the HTML, and open or publish the file in a browser.
Yes. Add one local image up to 2 MB. It stays in your browser while you edit and is embedded in the HTML file when you copy or download the invitation.
Create the invitation, copy or download the HTML, then open the HTMLShare publisher. Paste the code or upload the file to turn it into a browser preview link for guests.
This page is designed for digital wedding invitations and browser sharing. You can print the browser page for a casual keepsake, but professional printing may require a separate print-ready layout with exact size, bleed, and color settings.
Next stop: a browser link
Download the HTML from the maker, then use HTMLShare when you want guests to open the invitation from one clean URL.