Pick a design for a birthday, a wedding, a baby shower or a party. Add the date and the place, and a gift list if you want one. Send one link, and guests tap Coming or Can’t come — no app, no account, nothing to install.
You are not building a website. You are picking a card and sending a link.
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Pick the artwork and change the words on it. Some covers have an opening for your own photo.
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When it is, where to go, who it is from. A line about what to bring, if that helps.
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Paste the link into WhatsApp, a text, an email, or a DM. One link, wherever your people already are — and the replies come back to you.
Three real invitations with the replies switched on. Tap I’m coming on any of them and you will see exactly what your guests see — go on, it works.
Every invitation has RSVP built in. A guest types their name, taps I’m coming, Maybe, or Can’t come, and says if they are bringing anyone. No account, no app, no reply-all thread to read through.
Add a few things you would love, with a link to the shop if you like. A guest taps I’ll bring this, and everyone else sees it is taken. Nobody turns up with the third French press.
Every word on the cover is yours to change: who it is for, what it is, a line in your own voice. Many designs have a window for a photo, so the birthday girl or the happy couple is right there on the front. Change it after sending and everyone with the link sees the new version.
No flat picture in a chat. Your guest taps the link, an envelope lands with the stamp on it, the flap lifts, and the invitation rises out — then the date, the place and the reply are right under it. Nothing to install, on any phone or laptop.
The moment the invitation comes out of the envelope, the screen bursts into a celebration. You pick which — confetti, hearts, or sparkles — and the colour it comes in.
Pick the paper, the liner tucked inside and the postmark, and write the line on the front. It is the first thing your guests see, before the invitation slides out to meet them.
You never upload a guest list or type in email addresses. Paste the link wherever you already talk to people — a group chat, a text, an email, a post — and anyone who has it can open the invite.
Every shelf has covers you can change the words on.
No. They tap the link, the invitation opens in their browser, and they can reply there and then. You need an account so the invitation stays yours and you can see who is coming.
Yes, on any cover with a photo opening. Tap the opening while you are personalizing, and change the words at the same time.
Yes. Edit the invite and everyone who already has the link sees the new version. You do not have to send anything twice.
It is on the invitation itself. A guest types their name, taps I’m coming, Maybe, or Can’t come, and can say how many they are bringing. You see the list and the head count on the invitation’s send page, and on Home under the invite.
Yes. They open the same link and reply again — it changes their answer instead of adding a second one. If someone replies twice under the same name, you still see one row.
Yes. Every design, the RSVP, the guest list, meal choices and the reminder are free, and there are no ads on your invitation. Your guests never pay.
Yes. Copy the link and paste it into a text, WhatsApp, an email or a post. Or type your guests’ email addresses and we send it for you, with one reminder before the reply-by date.
There are no ads on your invitation and no coins or premium tier for the RSVP. Guests reply without an account, and every cover is real artwork you can change the words on.
Pick a design, add the details, and send the link. The replies come back on their own.
Pick a designFound a bug or have an idea? Let us know — we read every message.
