Send the Invite: 25 Brands to Put on Your Wedding List

You're getting married. Your favorite brands might want to celebrate, too.

Couples have been sending extra wedding invitations to the companies they love—and some pretty great things have come back. Travel vouchers. Coffee gear. Ice cream coupons. Something for the dog. Even a handwritten congratulations from a team that took a minute to care.

We like seeing businesses show up for a couple starting a life together. It's a small gesture with a good message: we're rooting for you.

So before the last envelope goes out, save this list. Pick the brands that belong in your story and give them a seat in the celebration.

Gifts vary, offers change, and replies aren't guaranteed. We've linked reported examples and official places to start; Once's larger-wedding giveaway is an option to ask about.

Start with these

1. Southwest Airlines

The honeymoon swing. Zola has reported couples receiving travel vouchers after wedding invites. If Southwest handled the long-distance visits, the proposal trip, or your favorite getaway, tell that story. Start with Southwest's team and ask where to send your invitation. A little airline love would be a strong start to the honeymoon.

2. Once Film

A QR code that puts your guests behind the camera. Once lets guests scan, take photos, and collect them in a shared wedding album, with no guest download or signup needed. Ask the team whether they're currently gifting wedding access when couples send an invitation, including the guest count and features covered. Its published free plan covers five guests; we couldn't verify the rumored full-wedding waiver or free printed QR cards. Ask Once directly before buying or printing. This is a good one to put on your radar for all those candid guest angles.

3. Coca-Cola

For the couple with a favorite road-trip drink or a fridge that always has a red can in it. Reader's Digest has reported personalized bottles among couples' gifts. Tell them what Coke has been part of in your life together. Contact Coca-Cola.

Coffee, food, and the good stuff

4. Dutch Bros

Coffee-run couples, this is your lane. One bride shared a congratulations box with a cup, pin, candy, and merchandise after sending a save-the-date. Message Dutch Bros with your story and ask how to share yours.

5. Chick-fil-A

Couples have reported food passes and branded goodies. Start with the restaurant that knows your order—local Operators handle their own promotions. A real connection is the angle here.

6. In-N-Out Burger

Past couples have received meal vouchers and letters. If this was your post-date stop, put that in the note. Contact In-N-Out.

7. Crumbl

Cookie coupons have made their way back to couples. Even Crumbl's cofounder has posted about the team reading fan mail, including wedding invitations. Ask your local shop or Crumbl support where to send yours.

8. Blue Bell

A freezer-worthy congratulations. One couple received a coupon for a free half-gallon. If ice cream is your standing date-night plan, this one belongs on the list. Contact Blue Bell.

9. Baskin-Robbins

One couple reported receiving branded clothing after sharing their save-the-date and story. Reach Baskin-Robbins Consumer Care.

10. Mentos

Small package, solid surprise: a couple reported a delivery of sweets. Start with the Mentos US contact form.

11. The Capital Grille

For the anniversary-dinner crowd. A couple reported receiving a gift card. If a particular location is part of your story, speak to that team. Find the official contact route.

12. Starbucks

Reported gifts include mugs, coffee, and gift cards. Long-distance airport coffees and early-morning dates count as a story worth telling. Contact Starbucks.

13. Red Bull

For the couple who has been running on wedding plans and late nights. Cans and thank-you notes have been reported. Start at Red Bull's support hub.

14. Taco Bell

Small branded items, including keychains and koozies, have been reported. A late-night drive-through tradition deserves its own sentence in the note. Contact Taco Bell.

Gear for the life you're building

15. Caraway

A couple reported a mini skillet and pot after emailing their invitation. Starting a kitchen together is a pretty good reason to send a hello. Contact Caraway.

16. YETI

Camp coffee, fishing mornings, and a cooler in the truck. One couple reported YETI stickers. Ask the YETI team where to share your announcement.

17. REI

Stickers were part of another couple's reported response. A good fit when your best dates involve trail dust. Contact REI.

18. Brooks Running

One couple received a congratulations card, stickers, and a 25% discount. That's a past gift, not a current discount code—but if you've logged miles together, share the story. Reach Brooks Customer Care.

19. Hydro Flask

A couple reported a letter and stickers after sending an emailed invitation. Contact Hydro Flask.

20. Chewy

The dog has been part of this relationship from day one. A tennis ball and bandanna were reported as a newlywed gift. Tell Chewy your story.

21. PetSmart

One bride wrote about receiving a wedding-themed gift box, including matching bow collars. A proper celebration for the four-legged members of the family. Contact PetSmart.

For the fans

22. Disney

A keepsake for the couple with a little Disney in their history. Disney's own planDisney guidance explains how to invite Mickey and Minnie: Walt Disney World Communications, P.O. Box 10040, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830. Include a readable return address. Any reply is a bonus; park admission isn't part of this.

23. LEGO

For the couple already building things together. One fan shared a congratulations letter after sending a wedding invitation. Use LEGO's current contact page to find the right route for your country.

24. Boston Red Sox

Newlyweds have been sent dirt from Fenway Park. That's a pretty good story for a pair of lifelong fans. Contact the Red Sox.

25. New York Mets

A newlywed bobblehead response was reported by The Knot. If game day is part of your life together, put the team on your personal list. Contact the Mets.

Bass Pro, Dion's, and the places that know you

Don't let the big corporate names have all the fun. Maybe your story includes Bass Pro Shops or Cabela's, a regular table at Dion's, or the coffee shop where the first date ran three hours longer than planned. Those are personal outreach ideas; we haven't verified standing wedding gift offers from Bass Pro or Dion's. Ask the team whether they'd welcome an invitation or announcement.

Your favorite local restaurant, bakery, brewery, gym, tackle shop, or hometown sports team might enjoy hearing that they've been part of your relationship. Tell the owner why their place matters. There's something solid about the businesses down the road cheering you into your next chapter.

Make a night of it

1. Pick a handful of favorites. Your actual favorites make the best list.
2. Check the official contact link and ask for the right invitation address or email.
3. Add a short note with one real connection: the first date, road trip, proposal, or weekly ritual.
4. Include your invitation or save-the-date and a clear return address. Use the extras you already have.
5. Enjoy whatever comes back. If a company makes your day, send a thank-you and share the love.

Here's an easy note to start with:

We're getting married, and your company has been part of our story. [Add your real connection here.] We wanted to share an invitation and say thanks for being part of the ride. We'd love to celebrate this next chapter with you.

Save this. Send the invite. Show us what comes back.

Send this list to your engaged friends. Compare your picks over dinner. And if something great lands in the mailbox, show us on Instagram. We want to see who showed up for you.

A little generosity deserves some daylight. So does the marriage it's celebrating.

Clearshot handles wedding photo, video, and music in Albuquerque and across New Mexico. Tell us what you're planning.

Read it. Share it. Live it.

"Southwest. Coca-Cola. Coffee runs, cool gear, and a QR camera for the guests. Save this list before the last envelope goes out."