WeddingRoyal WeddingTap for live demo
Create a wedding invite that opens cleanly on a phone, then share one link instead of forwarding a PDF or image that guests have to zoom.
Open any demo before you start. The demo uses sample details and does not create anything in the database.
Emerald, ivory and gold with a refined ceremonial feel
Grand golden gates with a luxe ceremonial reveal
Ornate geometric doors with a rich ceremonial opening
Marigold florals, henna-inspired details and a joyful garden reveal
Deep crimson, antique gold and dramatic palace doors for the grand arrival
Pearl ivory, sage and champagne gold for an elegant reception
Warm turmeric yellow, fresh florals and a playful pre-wedding glow
Jewel tones, music-night energy and a glamorous ribbon reveal
You create the invitation on the website and receive a unique link. That link is the invitation. Send it through WhatsApp with a short message, and guests open the full page in their browser.
The useful difference is that the page can contain actions. Guests can tap for directions, add the event to their calendar or contact the RSVP person without copying information from a picture.
Keep the WhatsApp message short. The invitation page already contains the event details, so the covering message only needs to tell the guest what the link is and why you would love them to open it.
For example: “We would love you to join us for our wedding. We have put all the details in the invitation below. Please open the link and let us know if you can make it.”
A PDF or image is static. If someone wants directions they still need to search for the venue. If the timing changes, you have to send another version. A digital invitation puts the useful parts of the invitation inside the page itself.
A QR code can point to the same link, so you can also print the QR on a small card or sign without printing every event detail.
Open the live demo on your own phone first. That is the fastest way to judge whether the typography, animation and spacing feel right. Once you choose a style, create the real invitation with your event details.
Create the invitation, copy its shareable link and paste the link into a WhatsApp message to your guests.
Yes. The invitation opens in a normal web browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. Add a Google Maps link when creating the invitation and guests will see a directions button.
The current invitation can show a WhatsApp RSVP button linked to the phone number you enter. It does not yet include a full RSVP tracking dashboard.
Yes. Each template has a live demo, and you should also open your finished link on your own phone before sending it to guests.