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Frequently asked questions

What people ask us most before creating an invitation.

Before you start

Do I need an account to try it?

No. Open a template and start editing right away: the draft is saved in your browser and stays there even if you close the page. When you enter your email, the draft becomes yours and you can pick it up anywhere.

Can I see how it looks before deciding?

Yes. Every template has its own page with the full invitation, and there is a sample you can go through just like a guest.

What can I put in the invitation?

Names, date and countdown; one or two venues with their map; the schedule for the day; photos, music, dress code and gift registry.

Can I change it after publishing?

Yes, as many times as you like. If the time or the venue moves, you edit it and anyone opening the link sees the new version. Nothing has to be resent.

Can it be in English?

Yes. The invitation carries both versions and your guests switch language without reloading the page.

Your guests

Do they have to install anything or sign up?

No. They open the link on their phone and confirm right there. No account, no app, nothing to download.

How do they RSVP?

Each family gets its own link with its passes. They say whether they are coming, how many are arriving, and can leave you a message.

How do I know who confirmed?

In your dashboard: how many are coming, the answer from each group and the messages they left you.

Payment and account

How much does it cost?

$289 per invitation, VAT included, a single payment. No subscription and no guest limit: you pay when you publish and the link stays up until two months after the event. Another event means another invitation.

When do I pay?

When you publish. You pick a template, fill in your details and see the finished result without paying; the charge comes when you decide to put your invitation live.

How can I pay?

By card, SPEI transfer or cash at OXXO.

How do I sign in?

With Google, in one tap, or with your email and a password. The first time you confirm your email with a link; if you forget the password, you recover it from the sign-in screen.

Shall we start yours?

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