Guide
Create your invitation in 4 steps
From picking a template to sending the link, there are only four steps — and you can stop anywhere and come back later.
About 20 minutes the first time
The four steps
Each step stands on its own. Everything saves automatically, so you don't have to finish in one sitting.
- Step 1
Pick a template
Filter by style, colour and plan. Every template can be previewed before you commit.
Match the template to your venue, not just to the prettiest thumbnail.
3 min
- Step 2
Fill in your content
Names, both families, ceremonies, reception and timeline. Every content block toggles on and off on its own.
Missing details? Turn that block off and switch it back on once it's confirmed.
10 min
- Step 3
Customise the details
Add an album, countdown, background music, a gift envelope and your thank-you note.
Layout, fonts and colours are fixed by the template — you only handle the content.
5 min
- Step 4
Share the link and QR code
Get a private link plus a QR code to print on paper invitations or send straight over chat.
A free link lasts 3 days and 15 viewers; upgrade to keep it permanently.
2 min
Prepare this first
Gather these before opening the editor and you'll finish the whole invitation in one go.
About you two
- Full names and nicknames of the bride and groom
- Both sets of parents' names
- A short story about the two of you
- A portrait photo in portrait orientation
Ceremony and reception
- Date and time of each family ceremony
- Date, time and address of the reception
- A map link for every location
- The timeline for the day
Photos and music
- A curated album of 10–20 photos
- A vertical cover photo with room for text
- One instrumental background track
Guests
- Your guest list, split into groups
- A tailored invitation line per group
- Bank details for wedding gifts
Tips from couples before you
Check it on a phone
Over 90% of guests open the invitation on a phone. Preview it on yours before sending.
Attach a map link
One tap opens Google Maps. Add the street number and district for guests travelling from out of town.
Never autoplay music
Let guests press play. Autoplay is the most common reason people close the page.
Print the QR code
Older relatives still get a paper invitation, while the map and timeline stay up to date.
Frequently asked questions
What couples usually ask before they start.
Three steps: pick a template, fill in your content (couple, ceremonies, reception, photos), then publish to get a shareable link and QR code. Creating and previewing are free — you only pay to make the link permanent.
About 10–15 minutes if you already have your dates, venues and photos ready. Your content saves automatically, so you can stop and come back later.
Yes, any time. The invitation updates on the same link, so guests who already have it always see the latest version — no need to resend anything.
Yes. Build the invitation and preview it in full for free. You only pay when you want the link to be permanent and the 15-viewer limit removed.
It is designed mobile-first, since almost every guest opens the link from Zalo, Messenger or Facebook on their phone. It still displays fully on desktop.
An unpaid link lasts 3 days and allows up to 15 viewers. Once paid, the link is permanent and the view limit is removed.
By unique viewers, not page loads. Someone who opens the invitation several times still counts once, and anyone who has already viewed it can always open it again.
The link stops working and guests see an expiry page. Your content is untouched — paying brings the same link back permanently.
You can put your wedding photos on the invitation depending on the plan. The Free plan does not show couple photos; they appear on the Gold and Diamond plans.
The album is a Diamond-plan feature and has a policy cap on the number of photos — it is not unlimited.
Gold templates have 1–3 built-in photo slots. The slot count is a template attribute and is shown on each template card.
Diamond templates have 4–6 built-in photo slots, and the Diamond plan additionally unlocks the photo album.
No. Downgrading or not paying only hides the album; the photos are kept and reappear as soon as the plan is upgraded again.
Yes. Add as many ceremonies as you need — engagement, bride's or groom's ceremony — each with its own date, time and venue.
Each template comes with a layout and fonts designed to look their best together, so those cannot be changed. Everything else is up to you — go explore.
Nothing is lost. Switching keeps all your content, including photos whose slot the new template lacks — they are kept, just not rendered.
Every block can be switched on or off: envelope, couple, families, ceremonies, reception, dress code, timeline, countdown, love story, album, gift box, guestbook, background music and thank-you.
There is no RSVP feature. The one thing a guest can write is a wish in the guestbook.
No. Every wish arrives pending and only appears once the couple approves it. The couple can also delete any wish.
In the editor, or on the wishes page of the invitation under My invitations.
Yes. You can set your own link, and the old one keeps redirecting — a link already shared with guests never breaks.
On first publish, from the couple's names plus a random suffix. If you set your own link, publishing again will not overwrite it.
Yes. The gift box block shows a QR code and bank account details so guests can send their gift online.
By bank transfer. The checkout page shows a QR code with the amount and reference already filled in; once the transfer lands the plan is upgraded automatically.
The system receives the bank notification and upgrades immediately; the checkout page updates itself. You also get a receipt email with the invitation link.
The transaction is still recorded but cannot be matched to your order automatically. Contact us and we will reconcile it manually.
The transaction is recorded as underpaid and the order is not upgraded. Send the remainder or contact us.
Yes. Accounts sharing an email are treated as one. A Facebook account registered with a phone number and no email cannot be used to sign in.
Use the forgot-password link on the sign-in page and we will email you a reset link.
Deleting your own account really deletes the data, and the email is freed up so you can register again later.
Yes, you can apply to become a partner. Partners get a range of special offers.
Pricing depends on the Free, Gold and Diamond plans — see the pricing page for current rates. You pay once per invitation, not monthly, and repeat purchases get their own discount.
Submit a partner store application; an administrator approves it before your account is upgraded. Applying does not upgrade you automatically.
Yes. Signed-in users can rate any template 1–5 stars with an optional comment; reviews appear immediately. One review per person per template — submitting again edits your existing one.
Start with a template
Try it for free and pay only when you want a permanent link.