Wedding invitation

A wedding invitation that looks like you, no designer needed

Pick a style, write the wording, and Ring builds the invitation with your wedding's photo, color and lettering. Front and back, with a QR code that takes each guest straight to the RSVP.

Coming soon to iPhone

A beautiful invitation usually costs time, money and a lot of back and forth

Hiring a designer means a brief, drafts, revisions and a deadline, in the middle of a list that never ends. Ready-made templates online are generic, carry someone else's branding, and still ask you to change every name and date by hand.

And the invitation is only half the job. Then come the replies: loose WhatsApp messages, "we're coming, but not sure about a plus-one", people who forget to answer. With no single place to RSVP, the guest list is always out of date.

Ring's invitation brings the two together. The card is made from the wedding details you already entered in the app, and the code printed on the back takes each guest to the RSVP page, whose answer lands straight in your list.

How to make your wedding invitation in Ring

The invitation uses what you already set up in the app: names, date, venue, color, lettering and photo. All that is left is choosing a style and checking the wording.

1
Pick a style
There are eight: classic, modern, garden, floral, greenery, wreath, arch and art deco. Each one already shows in your wedding's color, with your names in the lettering you chose.
2
Write the wording
Ring suggests an opening line and the invitation text, and you rewrite them your way: "Together with their families" can become whatever suits your celebration.
3
Check the front and the back
The front has your names, the date and the venue, with your photo faintly behind in some styles. The back has the details, the RSVP QR code and the date to reply by.
4
Save and print
Save the two pictures to your phone's photos, or download a PDF at print size, 5 × 7 in, to take to a print shop or print at home.

Made so the invitation goes out and the answers come back

RSVPs land in your list
The QR code opens your wedding's RSVP page. Guests answer in their browser, with nothing to install, and the answer shows up in the app's guest list.
With your photo, color and lettering
This is not a template with the names swapped: it uses your color, your lettering and, in the styles with a photo, your wedding's cover picture.
Ready for the print shop
The PDF comes at print size, front and back. If you would rather print at home, the two pictures work too.
The Save the Date comes first
To announce the date early, Ring also has a Save the Date page with your names, the day and the city, which you share by link.

Wedding invitation: frequently asked questions

How can we make our own wedding invitation?

In Ring, pick one of eight styles and check the wording. The invitation is built from your names, date, venue, photo, color and lettering, front and back, with a QR code that leads each guest to the RSVP. Save it as two pictures to send by message, or as a print-ready PDF.

Do I need design skills?

No. You pick a style and write the wording in the app. Names, date, venue, color and photo come from what is already set up for your wedding.

Can I print the invitation?

Yes. The app makes a 5 × 7 in PDF, front and back, to take to a print shop or print at home. You can also save the two pictures to your phone's photos.

Do guests need to install Ring to RSVP?

No. The QR code on the back opens a page in the browser, where the guest answers. All they need is their phone's camera.

Can I change the wording?

Yes. The opening line and the invitation text are yours to write, and the app shows the result right away, before you save.

What is the difference between the invitation and the Save the Date?

The Save the Date is a page that announces the day and the city ahead of time, sent by link. The invitation is the full card, with the venue, the details and the QR code to RSVP.

See all features