How it works
From a design you love to a link your guests open
Shuffling Invites is a design studio, not a template builder. You choose a design from the collection, message us on Instagram, and we design, build and publish your invitation for you — usually ready for review within three to five days. You share one link; your guests open it on their phones and RSVP there.
Step 1
Choose a design
Browse the collection and open the live preview of anything you like — every design on the site is the real thing, running, not a screenshot. Note the one that feels like your wedding.
Designs come in two shapes: a save the date, which is a single interactive moment announcing your date, and a full invitation website with your story, events, gallery, RSVP and directions.
Step 2
Message us on Instagram
Send us the design you chose and your wedding date. We reply with pricing for your scope and a short list of what we need — names, ceremonies, venues, photographs.
Instagram DM is the only way a commission starts. There is no signup, no checkout and no self-serve editor: pricing depends on scope, so we quote per wedding rather than publishing a price list.
Step 3
We design it around your wedding
We art-direct the design to your celebration — your photographs, your palette, your typography, your ceremonies — and send you a private link to review.
Most invitations are ready for review within three to five days of receiving your details. Refinements usually take another day or two. If your date is close, say so in your first message — rush work is often possible.
Step 4
We publish it at your own link
Your invitation goes live at an address of its own, something like yournames.shufflinginvites.com — short enough to read aloud and to print as a QR code.
You can password-protect it if you would like it kept private. Published couple pages are excluded from search engines either way, so your wedding never appears in someone's search results.
Step 5
You share one link
Send it on WhatsApp, post it on Instagram, email it, or print the QR code on your card. Guests tap it, it opens in the browser they already have, and they RSVP on the same page.
Nothing to install and no account for guests to create. If a venue or a timing changes afterwards, message us — we update the live invitation, usually within a few hours, and everyone sees the correct details.
What you actually receive
A full invitation website carries your hero opening, your story told as a timeline, every ceremony with its timings and a map, a photo gallery, a countdown, ambient music, and RSVP that collects who is coming and how many people they are bringing. A save the date carries one thing instead: a single interactive moment that reveals your names, your date and your city.
Both are ordinary web pages. They open on any phone, tablet or computer, need no app and no account, and keep working for guests who are not comfortable installing things.
Does this replace a printed card?
Usually not, and it does not need to. Most couples we work with print cards for elders and close family, and use the digital invitation as the link that actually circulates — in family WhatsApp groups, with friends abroad, and as a QR code on the printed card itself so the two point at each other.
Tell us your date
Send us the design you like and when you're getting married. We'll come back with pricing and what we need to begin.
Prefer email? hello@shufflinginvites.com
More questions? Read the full FAQ, browse the guides on wording and timing, or learn about the studio.