How it works
At the bottom of the invitation, a small form: Your name and A few words for the couple. Tap Send blessing and it appears on the wall, with the newest first. No account, no login — a grandmother can do it. The couple sees every wish; guests see each other's, which is half the joy.
What families do with it
- Read the wall together on the wedding morning.
- Screenshot the sweetest ones for the album.
- Leave it on after the wedding — the link stays live for a year and relatives keep adding.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Tap-to-send hearts
Alongside the wall, every invitation has Send love — a tap sends a burst of hearts across the page — and the walk-in finale, where the couple's portraits glide together to welcome the guest. Small things; they are why guests forward it.
The blessing wall is on every plan, on by default.
Create your invitationFAQ
Can I turn the wall off?
Yes — a switch in the editor hides it. It is on by default.
Can I remove a blessing?
Message us with the invitation link and the wish; we remove it. Self-serve removal from the edit link is on the roadmap.
Is there a limit?
No. The invitation shows the newest few with a Show all button, so the page stays short.