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The Christian wedding invitation as one continuous scroll
The same sage-and-watercolour Christian wedding invitation, laid out as a single scroll rather than five rail sections. Card, the couple's story, events, gallery and blessings flow into one another — better for guests who will not tap through a menu.
Step by step
The written walkthrough
Everything the video covers, in a form you can search, scan and keep open in another tab.
Which edition to send
This is the only real decision. The content is the same; the navigation is not.
Step 1.1
Scroll edition, or rail edition
This one flows top to bottom under a “Scroll to explore” prompt. The original Christian Wedding template puts the same five sections behind a rail. Guests who will not hunt through a menu see more of the invitation here.
For an older or less phone-confident guest list, the scroll is the safer choice — nothing is hidden behind a tap they might not make.
Step 1.2
Everything else is identical
The builder, the seven-step wizard, the events, the gallery, the blessings guestbook and the share options are the same. The full walkthrough is in the Christian Wedding guide.
What the guest scrolls through
Step 2.1
Card, Us, Events, Gallery, Blessings
In that order, continuously. Us carries About, Parents and Grandparents behind Open controls; Events carries each celebration with its Venue and a Maps link; Join Us closes it.
Step 2.2
Blessings is still the guestbook
As on the rail edition, it collects typed messages and voice notes from guests once the invitation is published.
Your turn
About 10 minutes, and it is done.
You do not need an account to start — you are asked to sign in once, at the moment you publish.
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What people ask about this one
How is this different from the Christian Wedding template?
Only the navigation. Same content, same builder, same seven-step wizard — this one lays the five sections out as one continuous scroll instead of putting them behind a rail.
Which one should I use?
The scroll edition if your guest list will not tap through a menu; the rail edition if you want guests to jump straight to Events or Gallery. Older guest lists generally do better with the scroll.
Where is the full walkthrough?
In the Christian Wedding guide — the builder is identical, step for step.
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