Pick your pair
Open the page for your two languages to see how that pairing reads on one invitation.
Translate the experience, not only the headline
Names and venue addresses may stay the same, but directions, dress guidance, RSVP questions and schedule labels need the same attention as the opening sentence. A half-translated invitation creates uncertainty exactly where international guests need clarity.
- ✦Invitation and host wording
- ✦Event titles and schedule
- ✦Travel, accommodation and dress guidance
- ✦RSVP questions and confirmation messages
One source of truth
Every language edition should carry the same factual information. Keep dates, time zones, map pins and response deadlines in a single checklist, then verify each edition against it before publishing. Guests may read different languages, but their answers still arrive in one response list.
Plan for names and scripts
Ask how the couple and parents want their names written in each script. Transliteration is a choice, not an automatic conversion. Arabic and Latin scripts may also need different font sizes and line breaks to feel equally intentional.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Will guests see every language at once?+
No. They can switch to the edition they prefer, which keeps each version readable on a phone.
Do we get separate RSVP lists?+
No. Responses from every language feed the same couple dashboard.
Can we edit one language later?+
Yes. You can correct wording without changing the invitation link while it is hosted.
How many languages does Wedvite support?+
Wedvite offers 11 invitation languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Catalan, Galician and Swedish. Arabic is set right-to-left automatically.
How much does a second language cost?+
Your first language is free. Add any of our other supported languages for a small fee each — shown in the editor in your own currency — and we handle right-to-left typography (like Arabic) automatically.
Do schedule and location rows translate into every language?+
Most of the invitation switches fully. Schedule rows and locations hold one text for Arabic and one shared text for every other language. So in a pairing without Arabic, such as Spanish and English, those rows show the same wording in both editions. Write them in the language most guests share, or in both languages on one line.
Can I add a third language?+
Yes, you can add more than one extra language. Schedule rows and locations follow the same rule as above: one text for Arabic and one shared text for every other language.