How an online invitation works
Choose a design that fits the occasion, then edit the date, time, venue and wording. The preview beside the form is th...
Pick a ready-made design, fill in your event details and send guests a single link. Editing is free; you only pay when you decide to publish.
Edit without signing up and see the real result before you publish.
Choose a design that fits the occasion, then edit the date, time, venue and wording. The preview beside the form is th...
A published invitation has a single web address. Send it over WhatsApp, SMS or email — your guests do not install anyt...
When RSVP is enabled, guests answer from inside the invitation and say how many people they are bringing. Answers land...
Choose a design that fits the occasion, then edit the date, time, venue and wording. The preview beside the form is the real invitation, not an approximation, so you can check the phone layout before anyone sees it.
No account is needed to start. Your draft lives for seven days; you create an account only at the point of publishing.
A published invitation has a single web address. Send it over WhatsApp, SMS or email — your guests do not install anything and do not create accounts.
The link carries a preview card, so in a messaging app your guests see the names, date and venue under the link before they even tap it.
When RSVP is enabled, guests answer from inside the invitation and say how many people they are bringing. Answers land in your dashboard and can be exported as a table.
That table is what you hand to the venue or the caterer.
Calm pearl-gray paper, a single accent color and a glass bottom bar that answers to the touch. On a phone it o...
Cream paper, burgundy ink, gold thread embroidery. A classic invitation read top to bottom in one flow: the fa...
Burgundy ink, an embroidered frame and paper texture. The date appears from under scratch-off medallions; the...
Anatolian weaving: a cream woven ground, a deep indigo border, terracotta names and an eight-pointed star in e...
An ivory sheet laid over burgundy fabric, its edge held by cream lace. The names are handwritten, everything e...
An invitation drawn on ivory paper with a thick marker: the couple standing in front of a yellow starburst, a...
Creating and previewing is free. You pay once, only when you publish.
No. You can edit a draft without registering; an account is required only to publish.
It stays open for two weeks after the event date. That window is fixed at payment and cannot be extended later.
Pick a theme and add your names and event details. See the real preview without signing up; only continue if you want to publish.