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title: 'Sending the invitations'
description: 'How to send an invitation to a hundred people by link, message or QR code, with no printing and no postage.'
source: 'https://envelope.love/blog/sending'
guides: '9'
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# Sending the invitations.

Getting an invitation into a hundred hands by link, message or code. No printer, no postage, and no addresses to copy out.

This is the plain markdown copy of https://envelope.love/blog/sending, published by Love Envelope for machine readers. The page itself carries the same words.

- [QR codes on wedding stationery, and where they help](https://envelope.love/blog/qr-code-invitations.md): Where a code earns its place, where it is clutter, and how to make one that does not look like a parcel label on a table setting.
- [How to send your invitation on WhatsApp](https://envelope.love/blog/send-invitations-on-whatsapp.md): It is where most guests will actually open it. How to make the preview look right, what to write in the message, and why the link should be yours.
- [Digital or printed invitations: what each one really costs](https://envelope.love/blog/digital-vs-printed-invitations-cost.md): A hundred guests, priced honestly, including the costs nobody puts in the spreadsheet. And the cases where paper still wins.
- [Digital wedding invitations: the complete guide](https://envelope.love/blog/digital-wedding-invitations-guide.md): What they are, what they cost, what they replace, and the three things they do that paper cannot. Written for couples deciding between the two.
- [How to send your invitations by email](https://envelope.love/blog/send-invitations-by-email.md): Getting a hundred invitations into a hundred inboxes without landing in spam, and what to write in the message itself.
- [Should you text your invitation?](https://envelope.love/blog/texting-your-invitation.md): It is the fastest way to reach everybody and the easiest to get wrong. When a message is right, and what to send with it.
- [Inviting the guests who are not online](https://envelope.love/blog/guests-who-are-not-online.md): Grandparents, the aunt with no email, the friend who never answers a message. How to include everybody without printing a hundred cards.
- [How to send a save the date](https://envelope.love/blog/how-to-send-a-save-the-date.md): What it has to say, what it must not say, when to send it, and the one job it does that the invitation cannot.
- [Sending invitations to guests abroad](https://envelope.love/blog/sending-invitations-abroad.md): Post that takes three weeks, time zones, addresses in another format, and the practical detail international guests actually need.

## Other subjects

- [Invitation wording](https://envelope.love/blog/wording.md): What to actually write, with lines you can take as they are.
- [Invitation etiquette](https://envelope.love/blog/etiquette.md): Whose name goes where, who has to be invited, and how to say no kindly.
- [Planning the invitations](https://envelope.love/blog/planning.md): When each piece happens, and what has to be decided before it can.
- [Replies and head counts](https://envelope.love/blog/replies.md): Head counts, dietary needs, and the guests who never answer.
- [Invitation design](https://envelope.love/blog/design.md): How an invitation looks, and what that is quietly saying.
- [Invitations by occasion](https://envelope.love/blog/occasions.md): The other days that need an invitation, from the engagement to the fiftieth.

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