Boho wedding invitations

A boho wedding invitation where guests drag the sun up

Boho weddings tend to happen outside: desert, ranch, canyon, a friend’s land. Desert Dusk was drawn for them. Guests drag the sun up over the mesas (or tap) and the sky turns from dusk to terracotta to sand before your names appear.

It is a full wedding website too: a schedule with directions that open in Apple Maps or Google Maps, attire notes, where to stay, a gallery with captions and an RSVP that lands in your inbox.

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Designs for a boho wedding

Tips for your boho invitation

  • Remote venue? Use the event notes for parking, shuttles and what shoes to wear on dirt or sand.
  • Add a “getting around” note in Travel and stay if phones lose signal near the venue.
  • Dressy casual or casual attire with a short explanation keeps guests comfortable outdoors.

Questions couples ask

Is there a darker version of the boho design?

Yes. Desert Dusk has a Sand mode for daytime and a Night mode in deep plum with terracotta, which suits an evening ceremony under the stars.

Our venue has almost no cell signal. What should the invitation say?

Most guests open the invitation before they set out, so put gate codes, parking and the last turn in the event notes, and say in Travel and stay that signal is weak near the venue. The Directions button opens the venue address in Apple Maps or Google Maps.

Can a boho invitation be in two languages?

Yes. One second language is included: Spanish, Hindi, Hebrew, Simplified Chinese, Tamil or Punjabi. Guests switch with a toggle, and anything you have not translated shows in English.

Does it work for an elopement or a very small wedding?

Yes. There is no guest minimum and no per-guest fee: one event with an RSVP is enough, and the price is the same for 12 guests or 200.

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

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