It depends on your crowd and your priorities. Formal weddings with older guests often benefit from paper invitations as the primary send, with a digital RSVP link included. Tech-comfortable guest lists can go fully digital without it feeling informal.

Digital invitations typically get faster responses because the action is immediate. Guests do not have to find a stamp or remember to mail a card back. Response rates are often higher, though results depend on how you follow up.

Yes, especially if you have older guests who are not comfortable with smartphones, or if the physical keepsake matters to you. Many couples send paper invitations for the ceremony feel but use digital links for RSVP and address collection.

Paper invitations, envelopes, calligraphy, and postage for 150 guests typically runs $500 to $1,500 or more. A digital invite through iDoTogether is free up to 50 guests, or a one-time $99 Founding Member fee for unlimited guests.

Yes. Many couples print a beautiful paper invitation for the keepsake and include a QR code or URL that links to the digital RSVP. This approach combines the elegance of paper with the convenience of digital data collection.