Beach & destination wedding invitations

A destination invitation with travel, stay and weather built in

Destination guests need more than a date and a place. Salt & Tide opens with your names written in wet sand; tap the shore and a wave leaves them typeset on linen. Below it, Travel and stay holds the things guests ask about: airports and drive times, hotel blocks with group codes and book-by dates, ferries, passports, currency and weather.

Guests RSVP from any phone, anywhere, with no app and no account.

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Designs for a beach & destination wedding

Tips for your beach & destination invitation

  • Send save-the-dates early and set the reply-by date earlier than usual; six to eight weeks is often suggested for destination weddings.
  • Use the destination notes for passport validity, currency and what the weather is usually like that week.
  • “Beach attire” with a note about sand-friendly shoes is kinder than “casual”.

Questions couples ask

How early should a destination invitation go out?

Joy suggests save-the-dates eight to twelve months ahead for a destination wedding and invitations about three months ahead; Paperlust puts the reply-by date six to eight weeks before the wedding. Start the link in save-the-date mode and switch the same link to the full invitation later.

Can guests reply from another country?

Yes. The invitation is a web page, so guests reply from any phone in any country, with no app and no account.

Where do flights, hotels and passports go?

In Travel and stay: airports and drive times, hotel blocks with group codes and book-by dates, and notes on passports, currency and the usual weather that week.

Which color modes does the beach design have?

Salt & Tide has three: Linen with patina teal, Island Citrus in warm orange and coral, and Night swim, a dark mode for an evening on the water.

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Pick the design, add your names and events, and watch it open before you pay.

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