July 1, 2026 · 5 min read
How to make a digital wedding invitation in 5 minutes
You don't need Photoshop, Canva, or a designer friend. Here is how to make a beautiful digital wedding invitation from a single prompt.
Digital wedding invitations have replaced paper for a large share of modern weddings — they're free, instant, and every guest already has a phone in their hand. This guide walks through creating one on MyInviteHub in about five minutes.
1. Describe your wedding in one sentence
Open the invitation generator and type a sentence that captures the moment — 'Marigold and maroon Hindu sangeet in Napa Valley, 120 guests, warm and joyful'. The more specific the prompt, the closer the first draft comes to what you had in mind.
2. Refine with a follow-up message
The first version is a starting point. Reply in the chat like you would to a human designer — 'make it warmer', 'less confetti', 'add a Ganesha at the top'. Each refinement builds on the previous version.
3. Pick an animation
Marigold cascade, baraat band, ring exchange, floating diyas, doves, or petals — pick the scene that matches your ceremony. Preview it in the editor before publishing.
4. Share on WhatsApp, iMessage, or email
Copy the link or tap the share button. WhatsApp, iMessage, and Instagram all unfurl the link into a rich card with the couple's names, date, and hero image.
5. Watch RSVPs come in
Every invitation includes a live RSVP dashboard. Confirmed, declined, pending — all update in real time. Export to CSV when it's time to send the count to the caterer.