Wedding invitations in two languages
When two families read different languages, one of them usually gets a translation squeezed under the other. With Wedvitation each family gets the whole invitation in its own language, at its own link.
Twelve languages
An invitation can be written in English, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Chinese, Hindi or Greek. Every design comes already written in each of them, and an Arabic invitation reads fully right to left.
Two languages, one link each
Add a second language for $10. You fill in the texts in both languages and get one link for each, so you send each guest the link in the language they read. Any two of the twelve can be paired — Arabic and English, Greek and English, Turkish and German.
Everything else stays the same
- RSVPs and wishes from both links arrive in the same dashboard
- One venue button, one calendar entry, one countdown
- Edits show on both links straight away
- Unlimited guests, and no expiry date
What it costs
$29 for an Essential design or $49 for a Premium one, plus $10 for the second language — paid once, when you publish.
Questions
Do I have to translate the invitation myself?
The design's own wording comes already written in every language. You write your own details — names, venue, any text you change — in both languages.
Can I add a third language?
An invitation has one language, or two with the second-language option. For a third, make a second invitation in that language.
Is it good for a destination wedding?
Yes. Guests open it on any phone in any country, find the venue with one tap, and reply inside the invitation.
Make your invitation
Pick a design, add your details and preview it for free. You pay once, only when you publish.
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