Garden & botanical wedding invitations

A botanical invitation that opens through a drift of petals

Garden and botanical weddings want something that feels grown rather than printed. In Wild Meadow, guests swipe to clear the pressed petals (or tap), and a frosted vellum layer lifts to show your names over sage, rose and fern.

Every event gets its own card with time, place, attire and directions. Add a rain plan to the FAQ, put your hotel block under Travel and stay, and collect RSVPs with meal choices for the dinner.

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Designs for a garden & botanical wedding

Tips for your garden & botanical invitation

  • Outdoor ceremony? Answer “What if it rains?” in the FAQ before anyone asks.
  • If the ceremony and reception are at different spots in the same garden, list them as two events with their own notes.
  • An adults-only garden party is common; the website is the polite place to say so.

Questions couples ask

Which color modes does the garden design have?

Three: Meadow, sage and rose on cream; Burgundy Botanical, wine and gold on cream; and Dusk garden, a dark mode for an evening wedding.

Where do I put the rain plan?

Answer “What if it rains?” in the FAQ section and repeat it in the ceremony’s event notes. If the location moves, edit the event: the link stays the same and guests see the change the next time they open it.

Can guests choose their meal?

Yes. Add meal options to the dinner event and each guest picks one for every person in their party. You see the totals in your dashboard and in the CSV export for your caterer.

What music goes with the garden design?

Fingerpicked acoustic guitar with light mandolin and brushes, in an 80-second loop. It starts after a guest taps to open, and there is a mute button on every screen.

Guides that help

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

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