Engagement party invitations for both sides of the family
The engagement party is usually the first time both families meet. Lead with a photo of the couple, keep the logistics short, and let people RSVP without an account.
How to send engagement party invitations
- Pick an envelope colour and design, or let AI design one from your details.
- Add the date, time and address — guests get one-tap directions and a calendar link.
- Add photos or a short video so the envelope opens onto something personal.
- Share by text, WhatsApp, email or link, then watch RSVPs and head counts arrive.
Engagement party invitation wording examples
- “She said yes. Come celebrate with us — Saturday 7pm at The Old Chapel.”
- “Engagement drinks for Alex and Jordan. Friday 6:30pm, Rooftop 27. First round's on us.”
- “We're getting married — but first, a party. Sunday 3pm at Mum and Dad's.”
Tips that get more replies
- Use your proposal photo as the reveal image inside the envelope.
- Say whether kids are welcome — engagement parties split both ways.
- Turn on the shared album so guests upload their photos in one place.
- Add a calendar link so the date lands straight in guests' phones.
Questions people ask
Do guests need an account to RSVP?
No. Guests tap the link, open the envelope and reply with their name and party size. No sign-up, no app.
Can we collect photos from the night?
Yes. Turn on the shared album and guests can upload photos to the invitation afterwards.
Is Celevee free?
Yes. Unlimited invitations, unlimited guests, RSVPs, AI design and tracking are free during beta, with no card required.
Do guests need an app or account?
No. Guests tap your link, the envelope animates open, and they RSVP with their name and party size.
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