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Create a digital wedding invitation link

Invite them, and hear back. Write it once, get a link, send it wherever you already talk.

Create your wedding link โ†’

The hard part of a wedding invitation is not sending it. It is the chase โ€” the guests who meant to reply, the ones who told someone else verbally, and the count that keeps moving the week before.

Sending the invitation as a link puts the answer on the same screen as the invitation. Each guest taps yes or no and can add a note, and every reply lands in one place you can check whenever you like.

What belongs in the invitation

  • The date, the place and the time. Obvious, and still the most commonly missed. Put them in the first three lines.
  • Who exactly is invited. Naming the guests directly prevents the most awkward conversation in wedding planning.
  • A reply-by date. An open-ended invitation gets answered last.
  • One personal line. A sentence written for that guest is the difference between an invitation and a notification.

For a large guest list, make one link per household so the replies stay attributable.

How to send one

Write your message.

You also set the question they answer — the default is “Will you be there?”.

Choose how it opens.

Envelope, curtain, confetti, or no animation at all.

Send the link and wait.

They answer, and you get a private page showing what they picked.

Frequently asked questions

Can guests RSVP through the link?

Yes. Each guest taps yes or no and can add a note, and you see every reply on your private page.

Is it free?

Yes. There is no charge and no guest limit.

Do guests need an account?

No. They open the link and answer. Nothing to install and no sign-up.

Should I make one link for everyone?

Make one per household. A single shared link works, but the replies will not tell you who sent which.

Can I export the guest list?

Not yet. Replies are shown on your private page; export is planned.