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Where your event stands right now.

Event Details

The who, when and where — this is what your guests will see on the invitation.

The occasion

Names of the couple, or the name of your celebration.
Appears above the title, e.g. “Mr. & Mrs. Rossi request the pleasure of your company”.
Asked once per household on the RSVP form.
Line breaks are preserved.

When

Shown on the invitation so guests know the cut-off.

Where

What to ask your guests

Each of these adds a question to the RSVP form.

The Wedding Weekend

Every event of the celebration — and who is invited to which. Guests only ever see the events meant for them.

Wedding Website

Everything here appears on your guests’ invitation page: your story, the wedding party, travel, registry, photos and FAQs.

Invitation

Choose a look, then see exactly what your guests will get.

Theme


Typography

A short mark shown at the top of the invitation.

Finishing touches

A hosted audio file. Guests get a play button — it never starts on its own.

Cover photo

Paste a link to a hosted photo. Uploaded files can’t travel inside an invitation link, so a URL is the reliable way to include one.

Live preview

This is the real invitation page, rendered with your current details.

Stationery Suite

Save-the-dates, showers, reminders, thank-yous — every card matched to your invitation, each with its own link and its own audience.

Dinner & Wine

Build the menus your guests choose from when they RSVP.

Dinner choices

Wine selection

Guest List

One row per household. Everyone in a household replies together on one invitation.

RSVP Tracker

Every reply, with meal and wine counts for your caterer.

Seating

Drag your tables where they really stand and drop each household onto one. Capacity rings turn red the moment a table is oversubscribed.

Venue Designer

The room drawn to scale, in inches. Real tables at the sizes rental companies deliver, chairs where they will actually stand, and a plan your venue can work from.

Florals

Recipes on one side, placement on the other, and the only number a florist actually orders — stems by variety and colour — falling out of the two.

Vendors

Everyone working on the day, and a link that hands each of them exactly their slice of the wedding — the room, their counts, their load-in — and nothing else.

Photographs

Your own, kept on this device and carried inside the site you send — and an album of your own for everything your guests take.

Production

When the light goes, how much to buy, which photographs must be taken, who speaks, and how everybody gets home.

Run of Show

The day minute by minute — who runs what, and a printable packet for your coordinator with the counts every vendor asks for.

Planner

Checklist, budget and vendors. Private to you — none of this reaches your guests.

Gifts & Thank-Yous

Who gave what, which notes are still owed, the messages guests left you, and the songs they asked for.

Day Of

The arrivals board. Tap each name as your guests come through the door — the counts move live, and it all works on a phone with no signal.

Print Shop

Everything your digital suite says, on paper — invitations, reply cards, menus, place cards, programs and signage, at true trim sizes with bleed and crop marks when your printer asks for them.

Outreach

Reach every household by email, text, iMessage, WhatsApp, a call or FaceTime — one at a time, with the message already written.

Messages

Reach exactly the right guests — compose once, send by email or text.

Share

Send each household its own invitation link.

Data & Backup

Your event lives in this browser. Keep a copy somewhere safe.