City hall, then lunch
We're getting married
Nadia & Sam
Thursday, September 17 · 11 AM
City Hall · Chicago
Lunch at The Fernhill Room to follow
RSVP by August 31
Burgundy and black color blocks traced with hairline gold around a round-topped window that holds a likeness of the two of you — a modern photo invitation for a city hall ceremony with supper to follow.
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The card is warm beige paper with color set in along both edges. On the left, a tall burgundy panel with one rounded top corner runs from the top edge to below the middle, cut into smaller blocks by hairline gold lines, with a black block filling the corner beneath it. On the right, a black shape with rounded ends presses in from the edge at mid-height, crossed by thin gold rings that spill out onto the paper, and a fine gold line runs down from the top edge beside it. In the space between, the opening line and the names sit at the top, a round-topped window outlined by a fine gold arch fills the middle, and the details stack below it in rows. In the sample, the window shows two men in suits, one in black with a burgundy tie and one in burgundy with a black tie, leaning forehead to forehead in front of pale stone columns.
It pairs the flat, hard-edged geometry of mid-century modern design with a wedding photograph. The blocks are solid color with a faint grain, the black one flecked with tiny gold specks, the beige has the mottled look of aged card stock, and gold appears only as hairlines, rings and small diamonds, never as heavy ornament. Inside the arch, the portrait has the warm, muted color and soft daylight of a film snapshot, and in the sample the dark suits echo the burgundy and black of the panels, so the photograph and the frame feel like one piece. With just beige, burgundy, near-black and gold, the card looks modern and quietly dressed up, suited to a short ceremony downtown and a long table afterward. The couple shown is fictional; in your version, Inviti AI draws a likeness of the two people in your photo into the arch and keeps the panels, lines and lettering around them.
“We're getting married” opens the card in small, widely spaced black sans-serif capitals, with a hairline gold rule and a small gold diamond beneath it. “Eli & Tomas” is the largest line, in tall black serif capitals with very fine hairlines, and the ampersand between the names is the only burgundy in the heading. Below the portrait, the details run in tracked black sans-serif capitals: “Friday, June 4 · 3 PM” with a small burgundy dot, “City Hall · San Francisco” and “Supper at the Olive Room”, each followed by a gold rule with a diamond at its center, and “RSVP by May 14” closes the card in burgundy.
We're getting married
Nadia & Sam
Thursday, September 17 · 11 AM
City Hall · Chicago
Lunch at The Fernhill Room to follow
RSVP by August 31
We're making it official
Priya & Daniel
Friday, March 12 · 2 PM
County Courthouse · Portland
Dinner at The Ashby Table
RSVP by February 26
We tied the knot
Marisol & Jae
Join us for supper and toasts
Saturday, October 9 · 6 PM
The Copper Table · Denver
Every piece below was made in this design with Inviti. Matching pieces are a Pro feature, and each one you request is a separate generation, so yours will follow this direction without being pixel-identical.














It will follow this design's direction: a generated likeness of the two of you in a round-topped, gold-lined window, burgundy and black color blocks with hairline gold lines and rings along both edges, large black serif names with a burgundy ampersand, and the details in spaced capitals between gold rules on warm beige paper. Because Inviti generates each invitation with AI from your details, the arrangement and lettering can differ from this sample.
One clear, well-lit photo of just the two of you; this design needs a personal photo, and Inviti AI won't generate it without one. The two men in the sample are fictional. Inviti AI redraws the window with the two people from your photo in their place, aiming to keep your recognizable features, hair and expressions, while the color blocks, gold lines, layout and wording stay put, so the portrait follows whoever is in your picture, whether that's two grooms, two brides or a bride and groom. It is a generated likeness rather than your photo pasted in, and it shows at most two faces, so pick a picture with both faces easy to see and nobody else in the frame. Look closely at both faces and read every line of wording before you share, and ask for a change if anything is off. The matching pieces are graphic designs without the portrait.
Yes. City Hall appears only in the wording, and “Supper at the Olive Room” is just the sample's line about what happens next; the panels, gold lines and arch don't name a place. Enter a county clerk's office, a courthouse, a chapel or a garden, and replace the supper line with your own plans, such as “Drinks at the Lantern Bar to follow” or “Dinner and dancing after”. The detail rows look best with short phrases, so read each one in your generated version before sending it.
Yes. The invitation is designed at 5×7 inches, and the app's print preparation can lay out copies on A4 or US Letter with crop marks. For the sharpest print, generate at full resolution rather than the introductory 1K size.
With Pro you can request matching pieces such as a “Dinner menu” card, a welcome sign reading “Welcome to the wedding of” with your names and the ceremony place, a milestone sign with your names, date, time and place, a “Celebrate love” sign, a “Cards & gifts” sign, a “Wishes for” sign asking guests to leave a note for the future, a cake topper with both names, cupcake toppers with your initials, banner flags with your initials and an empty photo opening, food labels such as “Lemon cake”, water bottle labels, “A sweet thank you” chocolate bar labels, and thank-you cards and tags with both names, none of which repeat the portrait. Each piece is a separate generation; the full sample set is shown below.