Multilingual invitations
One invitation, six languages
Send one link. Each guest reads it in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, and replies in their language.
- Turn on as many of the six languages as you need
- Guests switch language from the invitation's footer
- Buttons, headings and the reply form switch with them
- Every reply lands in one guest list
Side by side
The same invitation, six ways
One design and one link. Your wording shows in each guest's language, and the rest translates on its own.
For guests
A language menu on the invitation
A small globe in the footer lists the languages you turned on. A guest taps theirs, the whole invitation switches, and their next visit opens in it.
Replies
Six ways to say yes
Abuela answers in Spanish, Oma in German, Nonna in Italian. You see every answer in one list.
For you
Set it up in three steps
- 1
Pick the languages
Choose a default and tick the extras on the Languages tab.
- 2
Add your words
Type each translation, or let AI draft it on Signature.
- 3
Send one link
Guests switch language in the invitation's footer.
Questions
- Which languages can guests choose?
- English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. Offer any mix of them on one invitation. Request another language from the Languages tab on Signature.
- Can guests switch languages?
- Yes. A language menu sits in the invitation's footer, and the whole invitation switches, reply form included. Their choice is remembered for next time.
- Do I have to translate it myself?
- Only your own words. Buttons, headings and the reply form translate on their own. Translate with AI drafts the rest on Signature. A field you leave blank shows your default language.
- What does it cost?
- An invitation in any one of the six languages is free. Letting guests choose between several comes with The Invitation and up, paid once per event. See pricing
- Is it only for weddings?
- No. It works for any event: a quinceañera, a baptism, a birthday or a family reunion.