Video invites can include customised and personalised messages for guests which make guests feel special and more involved with the event. After all, a special occasion requires some special moments.

These videos can also include RSVP details, and if sent via social media, you can easily see which of your guests have received and viewed your video. Even a quick save-the-date video sent through social media gives your guests enough time to block the date in their diaries well in advance. You can also utilise the social media platform to create an RSVP group for all your guests and keep track on the number of them that are coming to your event. It will help you determine how many guests have been informed of your event.

Sending invitations through the post can always leave room for delays and delivery mistakes. In the technical age we live in, almost everyone is online, therefore when you send your video invitation via social media, it reaches a large number of your guests in one go. Also, if there are any changes to your date, venue, or time, you can notify all your guests in no time enabling you to keep organised. This is not possible when traditional cards are sent to guests. Hence, it's always best to send your invites digitally.

A single video invitation is more costly to produce than a single card, however, you may only require one wedding video invitation for your event which could be sent to all your guests. Traditional invite cards would need to individually sent to each of your guests which can total to a significant cost both financially and with regards to time spent. In addition to this, once your video is complete, it is free for you to send and instantly reach all your guests by inviting them with your unique video invitation card via social media sites or email; this will not only save you time and money but will also take away a lot of stress.

Video invitations are the most eco-friendly way to announce your special events, a greener environmentally friendly alternative to traditional paper cards which are a one use solution and are disposed of which cause more waste to an already unstable environment. Play your part in saving the world together and help reduce your own carbon footprint.