Say something they will actually remember from the day.
Optional — but add them now and every design below shows your photos instead of empty frames.
Not a card — a page they scroll through. A sealed envelope opens onto your timeline, your reasons, your photos and a confetti finish. You pick one colour and the whole theme is built around it.
Designs made for Wedding. Your name and message replace the sample text on the finished card.
You already picked a design above — this is only if you would rather have a plain coloured card instead.
Wedding cards get written in a hurry, usually in the car park, and they nearly all say the same four things. The ones people keep say something specific about the couple, or about one of them, from before the wedding existed as an event. That is easier to do on a page than in three lines of handwriting: you have room, you can put in a photograph from the engagement or from years earlier, and it arrives as a link the couple can open when they finally sit down, which is rarely on the day itself. It also solves the awkward case of not being able to attend. A message sent on the morning of the wedding reads as an afterthought; a card that opens properly does not. The wishes below are grouped for close friends, for family, for colleagues, for a religious ceremony including a nikkah, for the couple's parents, and for when you cannot be there in person.
Free Wedding wishes you can copy in one tap — or turn any of them into a personal animated card with the person's name using the generator above.
Congratulations! Wishing you a marriage as good as you both clearly are together.
Here's to a lifetime of small kindnesses and shared jokes. Congratulations!
Wishing you both a long, happy, slightly chaotic life together. Congratulations!
Congratulations on your wedding. May the good days far outnumber the hard ones.
Marriage isn't the big moments, it's ten thousand small ones. Wishing you all of them.
Watching you two find each other has been one of the joys of my life. Congratulations.
May you keep choosing each other, especially on the days it takes effort.
Congratulations! Remember, the secret to a happy marriage is still a secret.
Wishing you love, laughter and a very generous return policy.
Congratulations on finding someone who tolerates you full-time.
Welcoming you into the family with open arms and unsolicited advice. Congratulations!
So proud of you today. Wishing you both a beautiful life together.
Our family just got better. Congratulations to you both.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Wishing you both every happiness.
So happy for you two.
Say one specific thing, then the good wishes. "I have watched you plan this since the day you called me from the car park at work" is a wedding card. "Congratulations on your special day" is a caption. If you only know one of the couple well, write about them and welcome the other one properly — that is honest and it reads better than pretending.
Say you are sorry to miss it once, without a paragraph of explanation, then spend the rest of the message on them. A card that opens with your reasons makes the absence the subject. There is a group above written for exactly this.
Yes, there is a group of religious wedding messages above, including wording suited to a nikkah. They are written to be used as they are, so you are not translating a secular message into something that does not fit.
Yes, and it is more appreciated than most people expect — parents are usually the ones who receive nothing. A short line acknowledging what the day means to them is enough. There is a separate group above for it.
Yes. Make one card, share the link among the group, and everyone sends the same link rather than separate messages. It reads as a card from all of you instead of five near-identical texts.
Fourteen days, then the card is deleted automatically after expiry. Couples usually screenshot the ones they want to keep, since the honeymoon often falls inside that window.
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