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Paper & Momentby JFU

THE OCCASION EDIT

Chinese wedding invitations, thoughtfully bilingual.

A red invitation can be joyful, contemporary and deeply personal. Explore vermilion paper-cut motifs, silk-inspired lines and quiet Jiangnan landscapes, then write an English welcome and a Chinese invitation that each sound like you.

A FEW CONSIDERED DETAILS

An invitation that welcomes well.

01

Separate the ceremony and reception clearly. If the tea ceremony is for a smaller group, avoid putting a private address on a link shared with everyone.

02

Choose each version’s names and family wording yourself. Keep the event date, time and time zone aligned across both versions.

03

Ask guests to include their whole party in the RSVP count. The host dashboard totals attendees and lets you export replies for planning.

Find free English & Chinese wording

From “you’re invited” to “I’ll be there.”

Share your link or QR code, then collect attendance, party size and a personal note. Your guest list stays with your saved invitation.

Try the RSVP demo

Public preview. Payments are inactive. Sign in to save your invitation. Check guest access before sharing, especially on mainland China networks.