Online wedding invites

Yes their is its called paperlesspost.com
You have the option of sending their choice of all the free invitations and you have the choice to buy them . buying them is like coins you put 20.00 on your account it covers for a certain amount of invitations. Also these invitations are electronic via email. You can follow up, track your guest , update info on invite and update least at any time.its very organized and very fun. I did it for my bachalorette event and for my STD.

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I generally wouldn't suggest sending an e invite for a wedding but if you are ok with the idea. You can use the website E-Vites

View Quoted Comment I wish i could do real invites but i dont know all my relitives addresses and my mom wont send them out ☹ so internet invites it is 😂 thank you ill check it out!

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E-vites has some really cute invites and you can customize them as well.

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I went with Greenvelope because they had a design that went with our wedding website and everyone thought they were amazing. (I work in environmental conservation so paperless was really important to me). I spent like 20.00 to send out invites to 40 people. It works like paperlesspost.

I went with greetingsisland because you can also print them out into pdf as well as send them online

View Quoted Comment You can also use a site like paperless post to collect physical addresses. You put in your guests emails, and it sends them an invite to a page that can then prompt them to enter their mailing addresses. I’ve had a couple friends do something like this to collect addresses for invites. You’d have to know their email address...but you’d need that information for an evite anyway.

E-vite works great. I used them to plan a retirement party last year. We loved it. You could pick your style for the website and mobile version. The ability to see who had looked at the invite or had not was probably one of the best features going.

We're also using paperlesspost.com!! They have a good selection of electronic invitations that you can use from save the dates to the big day. You can personalize them in many different ways and can even tailor the responses to include +1s or follow up questions. We are sending out around 150 invites with quite a bit of customization and its going to cost us about $120. My cheap postcard save the dates with postage cost us almost $300 so WIN!

The hardest part about e-invites is collecting the emails. Everyone wants to give you their regular address. We used postable to create a small survey so we could collect everyone's information. Google I think can do something similar but I would definitely recommend using a platform that you can text a link to people or send through social media for the friends and family that like to hide under rocks!