Christian wedding invitations
A Christian wedding invitation is built around the church and what follows it. It usually opens with a verse or a blessing, requests the honour of your presence rather than just your company, names both sets of parents, and gives the church and the reception hall as two separate places guests have to find. Every Elzoka design in this collection does that, and is shared as a single link on WhatsApp.
The Christian design
What a Christian invitation has to carry.
- A verse or a blessing
- Set at the head of the invitation. You choose the words — we set them as given and never substitute a different verse.
- The church ceremony
- Named church, date and time, and a map link, because it is the venue guests most often do not already know.
- The reception
- Its own section with its own venue and time, since it is almost never in the same place as the ceremony.
- Both families named
- Parents of the bride and of the groom, in the wording your family uses on the printed card.
- The traditional request
- Requesting the honour of your presence — the older, more formal phrasing these invitations keep, rather than a casual one.
Your wording is set exactly as you send it. We never change how a name is spelled, shorten a family line to fit, or substitute different words — if something does not fit, the design is adjusted around your text rather than your text around the design.
Christian invitation questions.
Can we choose the Bible verse on our invitation?
Yes. You give us the verse and the wording you want, and we set it exactly as you send it. We never substitute a different translation or shorten it to fit the layout — if it needs more room, the design is adjusted around the words rather than the other way round.
Can the invitation show both the church and the reception venue?
Yes, as two separate sections, each with its own time and its own map link. That matters more for a Christian wedding than for most, because guests are travelling between two places on the same day and often do not know the church.
Can guests get directions to the church from the invitation?
Yes. Every venue on the invitation carries a map link, so a guest taps it and their phone navigates there. You can also have a QR code for the invitation printed on your physical card, so someone holding the paper card can scan straight through to the map.
Do you make invitations for a Nuptial Mass as well as a service?
Yes. The invitation says whatever your ceremony is called and follows your wording — a Nuptial Mass, a wedding service, or a blessing. Nothing about the design assumes one denomination, and the text is set exactly as your family writes it on the printed card.