Features

Link Invitation features: everything for your guests

Live RSVP tracking, WhatsApp delivery, a personal link for every guest, and the planning tools that go with them. Almost all of it on both plans - the few extras are marked.

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For your guests

Inside the invitation

Everything your guests see when they open the link you sent them.

Personal guest linksEach guest opens an invitation with their own name on it.Read the guide →Their name on the envelopeOn the designs that open with a sealed cover, the guest taps to break the seal and finds the invitation addressed to them.Read the guide →The WhatsApp preview greets themBefore they even tap, the preview card in the chat has their name on it, above your names, date and venue.Read the guide →Every event in one linkCeremony, reception, after-party, linked in one invitation with maps and timelines.Read the guide →Music on the invitationChoose a song from our library and it plays as they read, behind a mute button they can tap at any time.Read the guide →Call you from the invitationAdd a number or two, labelled however you like, and they become one-tap call buttons for the guests who need to ask something.Read the guide →Find your seatPublish the seating plan and every guest's own link shows the table they are on, named per ceremony when there is more than one.Read the guide →Guest galleryGuests upload their own photos and videos from the invitation on the day. You approve what appears, or let it post straight through. Available as an add-on.Read the guide →Live countdownA running countdown to the day, on every guest's invitation.Read the guide →Map directionsOne tap from the invitation opens turn-by-turn directions to each venue.Read the guide →Add to calendarGuests save the date to Google, Apple or Outlook with a single tap.Read the guide →Gallery and your storyShare engagement photos and how you met, so guests arrive knowing you.Read the guide →Not limited to EnglishYour invitation text can use other scripts, and mix them on one invitation. Tell us which you need and we will confirm it renders.Read the guide →Good on any phoneAn older handset on slow data opens it as readily as a new one.Read the guide →

Who is coming

Collecting the replies

Every answer lands in one place, counted the way a caterer asks for it.

Live RSVP dashboardWho is coming, which events they will attend, and what they can eat, in one place.Read the guide →One reply per ceremonyTurn it on and each guest answers separately for the homecoming, the reception and the rest - not one yes for everything.Read the guide →Ask your own questionsAdd up to ten questions of your own - allergies, transport, a song request - as free text, yes or no, pick one or pick any.Read the guide →Dietary answers, already totalledSee how many guests and how many heads chose each option, so the number you hand the caterer is the one they asked for.Read the guide →Seats you set asideGive each guest their own number of places and their reply cannot go over it. Four at the wedding, two at the family party.Read the guide →A reply-by date that closesSet the date replies close. After it passes guests see a polite note instead of a form, and late replies are refused.Read the guide →Replies from your shared linkPeople you never added can still reply from the public link with their name and number. Nothing counts until you approve it.Read the guide →Approve repliesReview sign-ups from your public page before they count.Read the guide →A note with the replyGuests can leave a short message with their answer, and you can read, edit or clear it beside their name.Read the guide →Told the moment they replyA push notification on your phone as answers land, or an email if you would rather not have push on.Read the guide →The number for the catererA projected final head count from how your replies are going, overall and for each ceremony on a multi-day wedding.Read the guide →Added, sent, opened, repliedThe whole funnel counted in people rather than rows, with the drop-off at each step and who still owes you an answer.Read the guide →

Getting it out

Sending the invitation

From your guest list to their phone, without copy-pasting a link forty times.

WhatsApp deliverySend every guest their own link from your dashboard, one tap each. No copy-pasting.Read the guide →Your own messageWrite the WhatsApp message yourself, with tokens for the name, couple, events and date.Read the guide →See it before you sendA live preview shows your message against a real guest from your list, their name and link already filled in.Read the guide →Per-guest open trackingSee which guests have opened their link, and when. Sending marks them off your list as you go.Read the guide →Per-event invitationsInvite each guest only to the events that apply to them.Read the guide →Your own web addressRename the link so it reads as your names instead of random characters.Read the guide →A printable QR signBuild a sign carrying your invitation's QR code - four layouts, your own wording and colours - and print it for the door or the table.Read the guide →QR code for printed cardsA scan-to-open code so paper and digital work together.Read the guide →

For you

Plan the day

Wedding planning tools that sit alongside your invitation, on the same login.

Task checklistStart from a ready-made list for your kind of event, then shape it into your own. Grouped by when things are due.Read the guide →Budget trackerPut in your total and we split it across the usual categories, so you start from real numbers. Then track what is spent against what is left.Read the guide →Vendor contactsCaterer, photographer, decorator, florist, with costs and what you have paid. Tap one to call, WhatsApp or email them.Read the guide →Seating and floor plansLay the room out as it really is - round tables, banquet tables, the dance floor - and drag guests into seats. A separate plan for each ceremony.Read the guide →Charts and name tags to printAn A3 seating chart, an A4 guest list and foldable place cards, ready to hand the venue.Read the guide →Drinks calculatorWork out quantities by guest preference and export the bar plan.Read the guide →Add guests in batchesType a whole batch on one screen - name, number, head count, group and side - and save it in one go. Numbers are checked against the country's real numbering rules.Read the guide →Groups and sidesTag guests by group and side, then filter the list by either.Read the guide →Find anyone in the listSearch by name, or narrow the list by invitation, ceremony, reply, group, side, and whether you have sent or they have opened.Read the guide →Download your guest listExport the list exactly as you have filtered it as a spreadsheet, ready for the caterer or the venue.Read the guide →Views and trendsTotal views, seven-day trends and recent sign-ups on your dashboard.Read the guide →Support with a screenshotOpen a ticket from inside your account, attach a screenshot, and follow the thread there and by email.Read the guide →

How it looks

Choose your design

Pick one of ours and make it yours, or hand the whole thing to our team.

Ready-made designsEach with its own artwork, animations and layout. Open any of them full-screen, exactly as a guest would see it, before you sign up.Read the guide →Change design, keep your wordsSwitch design whenever you like. Names, story, events, photos, venue and RSVP wording all carry across.Read the guide →Your own cover photoOn the designs built for it, put your own picture on the opening screen and set how it is cropped.Read the guide →Show, hide and reorderTurn any part of the invitation on or off - story, countdown, gallery, venue - and drag them into the order you want.Read the guide →Undo, redo and autosaveYour work saves itself a second after you stop typing, and anything you change can be undone.Read the guide →A design built for youOn Excellence, send us a brief - your colours, a font feel, reference links, inspiration images - and our team designs the invitation around you.Read the guide →

Before you pay

Buy with confidence

Nothing about this should feel like a risk.

Free preview on any editable designBuild your invitation on any of the ready-made designs and see exactly how it looks, then decide. No card on file.Read the guide →Edit after publishingVenue changed? Guest list grew? Update once and every guest sees the latest version.Read the guide →Pay how it suits youCard through Stripe, or PayPal. Refunds are available before design work begins.Read the guide →One payment, no subscriptionYou pay once. There is no monthly fee, no renewal and nothing to cancel later.Read the guide →Priced in your own moneyYou see and pay the price in your own currency, pinned for your country rather than converted at checkout.Read the guide →Unlimited guests on both paid plansInvite as many people as you like. A longer list never costs more, and there is no per-guest charge.Read the guide →Bank transfer as well as cardWould rather not use a card? In a number of currencies you can pay by bank transfer instead.Read the guide →Your next one is cheaperPlanning another celebration? Every invitation after your first is at least 20% off, on either plan.Read the guide →Priority WhatsApp supportOn Excellence, open a WhatsApp chat with the team from inside your account, with your event details already filled in.Read the guide →

Used by 500+ couples

What couples said afterwards

“Amazing and friendly service! They created our web wedding invitation quickly and exactly the way we wanted. The pricing was very reasonable, and the service was truly worth more than what we paid.”
Mahesha & Malindu
“Such a wonderful experience! Friendly customer service and stunning invitation card designs that exceeded my expectations.”
Nirasha & Lahiru
“Highly recommended. The service makes it simple to customize your wedding invitation yourself.”
Dilini & Rajith

From couples who have sent their invitation with us.

Want the delivery story in full? Read how the WhatsApp send gets a personal link to every guest, or walk through the five steps from design to replies.

Every card above has a guide behind it, explaining the problem it solves and how to use it well. They are collected in the guides.

Three of these have a page of their own: per-guest links and open tracking, writing your invitation in another script and managing the guest list itself.