Digital invitations
Your invitation ready today, not in three weeks
Pick a template, fill in your details in three steps and share the link on WhatsApp. Your guests confirm from their phone and you see who is coming in real time.
Free to try · pay when you publish
For any celebration
Seven categories, over two hundred templates in the catalog.
Three steps and done
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Pick your template
Filter by event, style and colors. You can see it in full before deciding.
- 2
Fill in your details
Names, date, venue, photos and music. You see the result as you type.
- 3
Share the link
One link per family with its passes. RSVPs land in your dashboard.
What people who already used it say
Brides, moms, quinceañeras and organisers who shared their link and stopped chasing RSVPs.
I sent the link on WhatsApp on a Sunday night and by Tuesday I had eighty confirmations. My cousin was still waiting for her printed ones to be delivered.
My daughter picked the template in ten minutes and I filled in the details that same night. The passes per family were what helped most: no more "hey, can I bring someone else?".
The ceremony time moved three weeks before the event. I went in, changed the time and that was it. I did not have to tell a hundred and twenty people twice.
My biggest worry was that my in-laws would not know how to open it. They are in their seventies and confirmed on their own from their phones. That alone made it worth it.
We used it for the agency year-end dinner. A hundred and twenty guests, the list exported to Excel for catering and not a single email asking for the address.
I made it myself one afternoon between classes, without asking anyone for help. My friends thought I had it made to order.
I put the gift registry and the map inside the invitation and people stopped messaging me about every little thing. It took a weight off me.
I turned sixty and wanted something nice without complicating my life. I picked a template, uploaded four photos and sent it. It took me one afternoon.
Half of my husband’s family lives in Texas. Having the invitation in both Spanish and English saved us from explaining everything twice.