Best-selling digital wedding invitations of 2026

The digital wedding invitations couples on our site choose most in autumn 2026 are Mayfair, Cathedral, Monogram, Aisle and Wedgwood, and the designs couples have gone on to buy are Meadow, Orchard and Vineyard. Every one of them opens with an animated entrance and its own music, and every wedding invitation carries the RSVP inside it, so the list below is really a list of looks: what your guests see in the first second. Each design links to a live preview you can open on your phone now.

1. Mayfair: antique gold on deep navy

Pictured at the top of this page. Dinner at the club by the water, flags at sunset, gold on navy. Mayfair is the design couples start with most often, and it suits an evening reception, a black-tie dress code or a venue with a view of the water. It opens from a wax-sealed envelope. Open Mayfair

2. Cathedral: candles down the aisle

Stone arches, candles down the aisle and light falling across the floor. Cathedral is the choice for a ceremony in a church or chapel, where the vows are the center of the day. It opens from an envelope closed with a ring. Open Cathedral

3. Monogram: ivory, gold foil and your initials

Ivory silk, gold foil and a pressed monogram. Monogram reads closest to a classic engraved card, which is why couples who worry that a digital invitation might feel too casual often start here. Open Monogram

4. Aisle: an olive hill in watercolour

An olive hill in Sonoma, painted in watercolour, with chairs waiting and petals in the grass. Aisle fits an outdoor ceremony in a garden, a vineyard or a field. It opens from an envelope tied with a cord. Open Aisle

5. Wedgwood: powder blue and white relief

Powder-blue jasperware with white relief laurel and urns. Wedgwood opens through a pair of cameo doors instead of an envelope, and it suits a daytime reception, a historic house or a couple whose color is blue. Open Wedgwood

The designs couples have bought

These designs sit outside the top five for previews, but they are the ones couples have bought this autumn and are sending to their guests now.

Open Meadow, Orchard or Vineyard. With Signature, the painted first screen of any of them can become your own photograph.

What the most-chosen designs have in common

• A first screen that tells the story of the place. A church, a club by the water, an olive hill: guests know the kind of day before they read a word.
• A real opening. Each one is opened by the guest, from a seal, a ring, a cord or a pair of doors, and its music starts when they do.
• Calm color. Navy and gold, ivory, powder blue, olive: a few colors, held back, so the names stay the first thing a guest reads.
• The reply inside. Guests answer on the invitation itself, with meal choices and notes, and the couple sees every answer in one place.

What each one costs