Personal gift

A wedding invitation website you send as a link

A whole invitation page, sent as a link. Pick a design, add your own words, and send a small animated gift — no app for them to open, just a link.

Create a wedding invitation gift

A printed card tells people the date. It doesn't count down to it, it can't be opened on a phone at the bus stop, and nobody has ever tapped one to get directions. This is the same invitation as a page: your names, your photographs, the venue on a map, and a clock running down to the hour you get married.

Two templates to choose from — a maroon-and-gold one built the way Indian wedding stationery is built, and an ivory-and-sage one for a church wedding. Pick one, fill in the details, and send the link to everyone at once.

2 ways to send a wedding invitation gift

Royal Indian wedding

Maroon and gold, a mandala arch, marigolds falling — with a live countdown to the day.

Chapel wedding

Ivory and sage, a chapel arch and eucalyptus — with a live countdown to the day.

How sending a wedding invitation gift works

  1. 1Pick a design — each one is a small scene they open and play with.
  2. 2Add your own words, names and photos. Nothing is required except the bits that make it theirs.
  3. 3Get a private link and send it. It opens in any browser, on any phone.

Making a wedding invitation gift land

Ready to make one?

It's free, it takes about five minutes, and there's no account on either end.

Create a wedding invitation gift

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