With joy
With joy
Hannah & Leo
Saturday, May 21 • 4 PM
Birch Hall • Portland, Maine
Dinner to follow
Kindly reply by April 20
An olive monogram, warm ivory paper and a few painted sprigs in the corners — a minimal wedding invitation that gives the center of the card to a portrait of the two of you, generated from a single photo.
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Everything sits in one centered column on warm ivory paper. At the top is a small olive monogram, set between two slender budding sprigs that curve up on either side like an open wreath, with a fine vertical line ending in a dot hanging beneath it. The portrait takes up most of the middle of the card: in the sample, two women stand shoulder to shoulder with their heads tipped together, both looking at the camera, one in an oatmeal blazer and the other in an olive-gray blazer, each over a cream top. There is no frame around them; the plain backdrop is almost the color of the paper, and the portrait dissolves into it just above the wording. Painted botanicals fill only the corners: long olive-green leaves with tiny cream buds at the upper left, feathery taupe sprigs with a few leaves at the upper right, a large cream blossom with brown stamens among buds and leaves at the lower left, and broad green leaves with taupe sprigs at the lower right.
It is styled like a modern editorial print with a light botanical hand. The corner sprays are soft watercolor, with translucent leaves and petals whose edges melt into the paper, while the monogram, the dividers and the lettering are crisp and flat, with generous ivory space around them. Only the portrait is photographic, lit softly and evenly, and the oatmeal and olive-gray blazers pick up the taupe and olive of the painted sprigs, so the people and the paper feel like one piece. The palette stays with ivory, olive green, taupe, cream and a deep brown for the type, with no foil, no blush and no bright flowers, so the card stays calm and natural. The people in the sample are fictional: in your version Inviti AI puts a generated likeness of the two of you in their place, and the matching pieces keep the monogram and botanical touches without any portrait.
Olive appears in the lettering only once, in the monogram: a high-contrast serif C with the E tucked into its lower curve. Under the portrait, “With joy” opens the wording in small, widely tracked brown sans-serif capitals, and the names, “Clara & Eve” on the sample, dominate the lower half in elegant high-contrast dark-brown serif capitals with a serif ampersand. Two fine olive rules with a small dot between them come next, then “Saturday, April 30 • 4 PM” and “Oak House • Copenhagen” in letter-spaced sans-serif capitals, a second rule-and-dot divider, “Dinner to follow” and, last, “Kindly reply by April 1”. Every line is centered, and none of it is in script.
With joy
Hannah & Leo
Saturday, May 21 • 4 PM
Birch Hall • Portland, Maine
Dinner to follow
Kindly reply by April 20
With love and joy
Maren & Sofia
are getting married
Sunday, June 12 • 3 PM
The Linden Greenhouse • Minneapolis
Supper to follow
Together, with joy
Theo Grant & Julian Reyes
Saturday, September 24 • 5 PM
Alder House • Hudson, New York
Dinner and dancing to follow
Kindly reply by August 27
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 small olive monogram between curved sprigs, a generated likeness of the two of you fading into warm ivory paper, large dark-brown serif names, details in spaced capitals between fine olive dividers, and watercolor leaves and blossoms in the corners. Because Inviti generates each invitation with AI from your details, the arrangement and lettering can differ from this sample.
Yes. This design is built around a portrait of the couple, so it needs one personal photo, and Inviti AI won't make the invitation until you add one. Clara and Eve are fictional: Inviti AI redraws the middle of the card with the two people from your photo in their place, aiming to keep each of you recognizable, with your own features, hair and expressions, and keeps the corner botanicals, the layout and your wording around you. It comes out as a generated likeness of you both rather than your photo dropped onto the paper, and the design shows at most two faces, so pick one clear, well-lit picture of just the two of you, with both faces easy to see and no other people in it. Before sending it out, check both faces carefully and read every line of text, and ask for a change if anything looks wrong. None of the matching pieces include the portrait; they are graphics only.
It should. On the sample, “CE” stands for Clara and Eve, with the E tucked into the curve of the C. Inviti generates your version from the names you enter, so check that the letters at the top of the card match your names and sit in the order you want, and ask for a change if they don't. The sample's venue, Oak House in Copenhagen, is just a placeholder, so put in your own venue and city.
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 “Wedding menu” card, a “Welcome” sign with your names and date, a milestone sign with “With joy” and your names, a “Cards & gifts” sign, a “Please sign our guest book” sign, a “Wishes for” sign where guests leave notes for the years ahead, a cake topper with your monogram and names, cupcake toppers with your initials, banner flags with your initials and an empty photo opening, food labels such as “Lemon tart”, water bottle labels with your names and date, “A sweet thank you” chocolate bar labels, and “Thank you” cards and tags, each one a graphic with no portrait. Each piece is a separate generation; the full sample set is shown below.