Why a separate reception invitation works
Many families send the full wedding invitation — muhurtham and all — to close relatives, and a reception-only invitation to the wider circle. It is polite (nobody is invited to a 6:30 AM ceremony they cannot attend), and it keeps the reception page focused: the couple, the evening, the hall.
What guests need on a reception invitation
- Time, clearly — "from 6:30 PM" or a window if there is a stage programme.
- Dinner — say it. "Dinner will be served" changes how families plan the evening.
- Directions — a Directions button that opens the right pin, plus a parking or landmark note.
- A photo — the reception invitation is the one guests forward; a couple photo at the top makes it feel personal.
- Catering note — veg, non-veg or both, with a few highlights if you like.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Wording
Please join us for an evening of celebration — the wedding reception of Arjun & Ananya on Sunday, 14 February 2027 from 6:30 PM at Sri Lakshmi Mahal, Anna Nagar, Chennai. Dinner will be served.
The vows are in the morning; the party is in the evening. We would love to see you at our reception — 14 February, 6:30 PM onwards.
Free to build. Pay once when you share.
Create your reception invitationFAQ
Can I send different invitations to different guests?
Yes. Build two — one with the muhurtham and reception for family, one reception-only for the wider list — each is its own link. Or build one and share it with everyone.
Does the reception invitation show the couple's photo?
On the Photos & Music plan, yes — a couple photo at the top and a gallery. Bride and groom portraits are on every plan.
Can guests add it to their calendar?
Yes. Every event has an Add to calendar button that works on iPhone and Android.