The reception is often the biggest guest list of all, bringing together colleagues, neighbours and extended family to meet the newlyweds. Create a wedding reception invitation on Ocvite with the venue, time and dress code, and use real-time RSVPs to give the banquet hall a firm count.
Every guest replies from the invitation itself. Meal choices, plus-ones and headcount stay in one tidy list, so you can focus on the wedding reception.
Begin Your Guest ListMr and Mrs [Family Name] request the pleasure of your company at the wedding reception of [Name] and [Name] on [Date] at [Time], [Venue]. Dinner will be served. Kindly reply by [RSVP date].
We are married, and now we want to celebrate with you. Please join [Name] and [Name] for an evening of dinner and dancing on [Date] at [Time], [Venue].
Reception for [Name] and [Name] on [Date], [Time], at [Venue]. Come bless the newlyweds over dinner and music. Tap to RSVP by [RSVP date] and see the map and parking details.
Add colleagues, neighbours and extended family, track plus-ones and see the total headcount at a glance.
Send by email to office colleagues and WhatsApp to relatives, or post a link for your community.
See how many people opened the invite and replied, useful for big receptions with hundreds of guests.
Use rich golds, florals or modern minimal looks, with a wedding photo of the couple.
Welcome every colleague, neighbour and relative to meet the newlyweds, and give your caterer an accurate number.
Start Your InvitationTick these off before the invite goes out so guests have everything they need.
Choose a reception template, add a photo of the couple and customise names, colours and fonts. Enter the date, time, venue with map, dress code and dinner details. Share by WhatsApp, email or link, and responses from colleagues, friends and family appear in your dashboard as they reply.
Include the couple's names, hosting family, date, time, venue and map. Mention the dress code, whether dinner is served, parking or valet arrangements, and a contact person. If the reception is in a different city from the wedding, say so clearly so guests do not confuse the two events.
Send reception invites four to six weeks before. If it is held soon after the wedding or in another city, share it alongside the wedding invitation. Office colleagues and friends who only attend the reception appreciate a clear, separate invite and a reminder a day or two before.
Add guests in batches, from family lists to office contacts, and let them reply attending, not attending or maybe. You will see totals and plus-ones in real time and can see who opened the invite, so you can follow up selectively and confirm a final plate count with the caterer.
Wedding rituals are often attended by close family and may run late into the night, while the reception is designed to welcome a much wider circle. Some couples host it in the groom's hometown or the city where they live, so guests who missed the ceremony can still meet them.
Design yours today and share it with everyone who matters.
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