Looking for a Greenvelope Alternative?
Greenvelope makes polished digital invitations and sets its fee by guest count: $99 for 100 guests, $199 for 200. Wedflip costs $15 or $29 once, however many guests you invite, and the invitation is also your wedding website. Greenvelope does more of the sending and chasing for you, so here is how the two really compare.
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Wedflip vs Greenvelope
An honest, feature-by-feature look — so you can pick what actually fits your wedding.
| Feature | Wedflip | Greenvelope |
|---|---|---|
Price stays the same with more guests Wedflip is $15 for one year or $29 for good. Greenvelope lists $99 for 100 guests and $199 for 200 per mailing, or memberships from $125 a year. | Yes | No |
One-time payment available Greenvelope's single mailing is a one-time fee; its unlimited option is an annual membership. | Yes | Yes |
Wedding website included Greenvelope says it doesn't offer one: its invitations link to any website you already have. | Yes | No |
Animated envelope opening On Wedflip these are premium designs, free to design and published with Plus or Pro. | Yes | Yes |
Online RSVP tracking | Yes | Yes |
See who opened an emailed invitation On Wedflip, opens are tracked for invitations emailed from the app, not for links you share yourself. | Yes | Yes |
Send invitations by email from the app | Yes | Yes |
Share on WhatsApp | Yes | Yes |
Send text messages from the app With Wedflip you text each guest's link from your own phone. Greenvelope includes up to 500 texts. | No | Yes |
Automatic RSVP reminders Wedflip shows who hasn't replied, but you follow up yourself. | No | Yes |
Meal choices and custom questions Wedflip's RSVP form covers attendance, guest count and dietary notes. | No | Yes |
Upload your own artwork Wedflip works from its own 170+ designs. | No | Yes |
Guest list import | Yes | Yes |
Greenvelope's details come from its own site, checked in November 2026. Check it for current prices.
Which One Is Actually Right For You?
Neither platform is universally better — it depends on what your wedding needs.
Choose Wedflip if you...
- Want the invitation and the wedding website in one place
- Have a long guest list and don't want the price to grow with it
- Want to see a design with your own names before you create an account
- Are happy to share links and follow up from your own phone
Choose Greenvelope if you...
- Want texts, emails and RSVP reminders sent for you
- Need meal choices or custom survey questions
- Want to upload artwork from your own designer
- Already have a wedding website and only need the invitation
Moving From Greenvelope? Here's How
Greenvelope charges when you're ready to send, so if you haven't sent anything yet there may be nothing to cancel.
- 1
Try a design with your names
Open a design and type your names to see them on it. You don't need an account for this.
- 2
Create your free account
Save the design and fill in your date, venue and schedule. Designing is free, with no credit card, across 170+ designs.
- 3
Bring in your guest list
Save your list as a CSV with names, emails and phone numbers, then import it.
- 4
Publish and send
Publish, then email each guest their personal link from Wedflip or share it on WhatsApp, Messenger or by text.
- 5
Follow the replies
See who is coming, with guest counts and dietary notes, in one list. For invitations you email from Wedflip, you can also see who opened them.
Frequently Asked Questions
For most guest lists, yes. Greenvelope lists $99 for 100 guests and $199 for 200, charged per mailing, or memberships from $125 a year. Wedflip is $15 for one year or $29 for good, paid once, with no per-guest fee. Greenvelope's $19 fee for up to 20 guests is close to ours, so a very small wedding may not see much difference.
Greenvelope sends text messages from its own app, sends automatic RSVP reminders, asks meal and custom questions, and lets you upload your own artwork. Wedflip does none of these today. If they matter most to you, Greenvelope is the better fit.
Greenvelope says it doesn't offer one and that its invitations link to any wedding website. With Wedflip, the invitation and the website are the same link: guests open the envelope, then read the schedule and details and RSVP.
Yes, on both. A Wedflip guest taps the link, opens the invitation in their phone's browser and replies there.
Yes. Designing is free with no credit card, and free designs can go live for 30 days. Premium designs, including the animated envelopes, need Plus ($15) or Pro ($29) to publish. Paid plans have a 14-day money-back guarantee.
A free site stays online for 30 days, Plus for one year, and Pro for good.
One Invitation, One Price
Try Wedflip free with no credit card. You only pay to publish a premium design or to stay online past 30 days.