One invite for both families
Keep both sides included without sending separate links, screenshots, or translated PDFs.
For cross-cultural weddings
Bilingual Wedding Invitation Online
Create one invitation for two families and multiple guest groups. Use 2, 3, or more languages in the same guest-friendly link, with RSVP, maps, photos, music, QR gifts, and sharing.
13 supported languagesUse 2, 3, or moreOne invitation linkMix any languages you need
One invitation that respects every guest
A bilingual invitation is not only translation. It helps each family understand the celebration, follow ceremony details, and respond without asking the couple for help.
Multiple languages in one flow
Add the languages your guests need and keep names, ceremonies, RSVP, maps, and messages easy to read.
Guest-friendly sharing
Send the same invitation through WhatsApp, LINE, Messenger, email, or a QR code at family gatherings.
Use 2, 3, or more languages in the same invitation
ChungDoi supports 13 invitation content languages. Most multi-language couples start with two languages, while larger international weddings can add a third language or more without creating separate invitations.
13
supported languages
Choose from the full invitation-language list, then show only the languages your guests need.
2
languages is the common setup
Bilingual invitations are the most natural multi-language setup for two families.
3
languages still fits well
The invitation layout stays clear when you add a third language for family and international guests.
Supports Multiple Languages
Groom
Groom
Bride
Bride
You are cordially invited
Cordially Invites
Supports Multiple Languages
Display your wedding invitation in multiple languages at once. Perfect for weddings with international guests or multicultural families.
- Add a language in one click
- Side-by-side content display
- Built-in default translations
- Easy to customize translations
English简体中文EspañolالعربيةFrançaisРусскийBahasa IndonesiaDeutsch日本語Tiếng Việt한국어繁體中文 (台灣)繁體中文 (香港)
Create Your Invitation NowBuilt for two families, not two separate workflows
Keep every language version inside the same invitation, then share one link and manage every RSVP response, guest wish, and update in one place.
Choose a template
Start from a wedding invitation design that fits your ceremony style and family culture.
Add your languages
Write the important details once, then add the language versions your guests need for names, events, RSVP, and notes.
Share one link
Send one invitation link to everyone, then collect RSVP responses, guest wishes, and view activity in one place.
Everything guests need after they open the link
Keep the experience simple for international guests, older relatives, and friends who may not share the same first language.
RSVP in the guest language
Guests can confirm attendance without guessing what each field means.
Maps for every ceremony
Add reception, tea ceremony, welcome dinner, or after-party locations with directions.
QR gifts and wishes
Collect warm messages and make gift details easy to find for relatives near and far.
Works across countries
A web invitation opens cleanly on phones, tablets, and laptops without app installs.
Popular examples, not fixed combinations
These are common examples to help you choose. You can mix any languages from the supported list above, and you can add a third language or more when your guest list needs it.
Example: English + Vietnamese
Example: Vietnamese + Traditional Chinese
Example: Vietnamese + Japanese
Example: Vietnamese + Korean
Example: English + Vietnamese + Traditional Chinese
Example: English + French
Example: English + Arabic
Any mix from 13 supported languages
Bilingual wedding invitation FAQ
What is a bilingual wedding invitation?
A bilingual wedding invitation presents the same wedding details in two languages, so both families and friend groups can understand the date, venue, ceremony schedule, RSVP, and notes from one link.
Can I make a multilingual wedding invitation with more than two languages?
Yes. ChungDoi supports multiple invitation content languages, so you can create one online invitation for international guests instead of managing separate versions.
Which language pairs work best?
Common pairs include English + Chinese, English + Vietnamese, English + Arabic, Chinese + Vietnamese, English + Japanese, and English + French. The best pair is the one your parents, relatives, and friends will actually read.
Can guests RSVP from the same bilingual invitation?
Yes. Your invitation can include RSVP, guest wishes, maps, photos, music, and gift details, so guests do not need a separate form or message thread.
Is this better than making two separate invitation links?
For most cross-cultural weddings, one bilingual or multilingual invite is easier to manage. Everyone receives the same link, and you keep RSVP responses, guest messages, and updates in one place.
Make one invitation both families can understand
Pick a template, add your languages, preview the guest experience, and share one link when it feels right.