Storybook & illustrated wedding invitations

Your love story, drawn and developed like an instant photo

Little Sketchbook is for couples who want their story told: the dog, the hobby, the city where it started. Guests rub an undeveloped instant photo to bring it up (or tap and it develops on its own), then a doodled frame and your names ink themselves in.

Your story becomes a short comic strip that you caption, the schedule becomes a doodled map with numbered pins, and the RSVP is a sticky note.

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Designs for a storybook & illustrated wedding

Tips for your storybook & illustrated invitation

  • Write the story in three to six short beats; each one becomes a panel.
  • Pets are welcome in the photos. Say in the FAQ whether they are welcome at the wedding.
  • Casual wording fits: “invite you to celebrate with them”.

Questions couples ask

How does the comic-strip story work?

Write your story in three to six short beats, such as how you met, the first trip and the proposal. Each beat becomes a panel with your caption under it.

Can our dog be in it?

Of course. Add pets to the photos, and give them a role in the wedding party; the role field is free text, so “flower dog” works. Say in the FAQ whether pets are welcome at the wedding itself.

Is the playful design hard for older guests to use?

No. Guests who do not want to rub the photo can tap and it develops on its own, and the schedule, directions and RSVP use plain, readable type.

What music goes with the storybook design?

Ukulele, toy piano, glockenspiel and hand claps, in a 60-second loop. It starts after the guest taps to open, with 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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