Designs & the studio

Can I change the words, fonts and colours?

By Nimanto 1 min read

In short

Every word is yours to change: open the invitation, choose Update invitation details, and edit any line. The typefaces and colours belong to the design, so to change them, change the design or ask Design Genie for your own.

Your invitation is built from your own answers, so changing the words is the everyday case. Changing the look of the lettering and the palette is a different question.

Change the words

  1. Open the invitation from your dashboard.
  2. Choose Update invitation details.
  3. Move through the steps: Essentials for the title, names, date and venue; Functions or Schedule; More details for every other line, page by page; Photos; and Pages & alerts.
  4. Choose Save or Save & exit.

Nothing is required here. Emptying a line takes it off the invitation, and an optional line you left blank earlier is still offered, so you can fill it in later. On a live invitation, the change reaches guests when you publish again. See Update invitation page.

The Invitation studio also lets you tap any text on the canvas to change it, and move it on the page. See Studio basics.

Fonts and colours

The typefaces, the palette and the painted backgrounds are what make a design that design, and they are kept with it. Hosts do not pick fonts or theme colours. If the look is not right:

  • Pick another design with Change design. Your words, photos, functions and music carry over.
  • Describe the colours, feel and lettering you want to Design Genie, which paints designs to your brief.

What you can tune in the studio is the envelope's subtitle, seal text, monogram and colours, and the colour and density of the background effect.

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