Compare the same wedding, not three starting prices
Write down your actual invitation count, languages, events and must-have extras first. Then configure the same requirements in each service. A headline price may refer to a small guest tier, a free feature set or a save-the-date rather than your complete wedding invitation.
- ✦Can guests respond on a phone without help?
- ✦Does the total change when the guest list grows?
- ✦Are extra languages and design effects included or optional?
- ✦Can you correct a venue or time after sharing?
- ✦Is there a usable alternative for guests who do not use smartphones?
Wedvite: for couples who want one invitation link
Wedvite combines invitation design, practical event details and RSVP in one shareable page. Start with a public sample, create your own draft, and check the guest experience before publishing. A paid full invitation includes unlimited guests; optional extras are priced in the editor. That makes it worth comparing when your guest list is still changing.
Our limitation to consider: a shared invitation link is not a delivery receipt. A copy or WhatsApp action cannot tell you how many people received it. Ask a guest to test the link and keep one authoritative RSVP list.
Greenvelope: for card-style delivery and guest-list workflows
Greenvelope supports animated cards, RSVP management, email and supported-country text delivery. It also supports WhatsApp and shareable links; it is not email-only. Its single-mailing price is determined by the guest-count package. Check the package and messaging allowances for your own list.
Paperless Post: for design choice and feature bundles
Paperless Post offers free and paid invitation features, with per-event Coin pricing and a subscription option. It supports email, text and shareable links with RSVP tracking. The appropriate comparison is your chosen feature bundle and guest count, not an old estimate based on separately priced envelope extras.
A five-minute shortlist test
Create one sample with real names, date, venue address and RSVP deadline. Open it on the smallest phone in your household. Ask someone who did not design it to find the arrival time, map and reply button. Finally, look at the actual order total. If the invitation needs an explanation before a guest can answer, simplify it before adding more decoration.
- ✦Phone readability before animation
- ✦A clear RSVP deadline before extra pages
- ✦One response list before multiple forms
- ✦A personal message before a group-chat blast
Sources & disclosure
Written by Wedvite, which sells digital invitations. This is our editorial comparison, not independent product testing or a paid ranking. Product documentation reviewed 2026-09-09; availability and pricing can change.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is there one best digital invitation service for every wedding?+
No. A small party using a free feature set, a multilingual destination wedding and a formal event with managed contact lists have different needs. Compare a realistic draft and complete price in each service.
Do I need a separate wedding website?+
Not necessarily. If your invitation already includes the schedule, venue information and RSVP you need, a second website may duplicate information. Add one only when it solves a specific guest need.
Is this an independent review?+
No. This guide is written by Wedvite. Competitor statements come from linked official documentation, not a claim that we independently tested every product.