Multilingual wedding invitations, all behind one link

Made for international and destination weddings

A wedding with guests from several countries comes with extra logistics: flights, accommodation, airport transfers, times in another time zone. If all of that is written in a language half your guests don’t read comfortably, the questions end up in your inbox. With a multilingual wedding website, everyone reads the schedule, the map and the RSVP form in their own language, and you get every answer in one dashboard.

Our blog has a guide to planning a multilingual wedding and another on destination weddings.

Custom languages for everything else

If the language you need isn’t one of the seven built in, you can add up to three custom languages per wedding. You choose a code (for example “nl”), a display name and a base language, Spanish or English. Then you translate the invitation texts on their own page: the cover, the RSVP form, notices, access-code screen and the save-the-date and reminder emails.

You don’t have to translate everything at once: anything you leave untouched keeps using the base language, and a counter shows how far along you are.

What we translate and what you write

To send the invitation, every guest has a personal link and a WhatsApp share button. Before that, announce the date with a digital save the date; answers then arrive through your online RSVP.

• The invitation, form and email texts come translated in all 7 built-in languages.
• RSVP questions can be reworded per language; anything left blank uses our standard wording.
• Your custom questions can be translated per language, answer options included.
• The save the date lets you write a different personal note for each active language.
• Your own texts, like the welcome message or the day’s programme, are written once: write them in both languages if you like.