Made for weddings in London & UK
UK weddings run from a 20-minute registry office ceremony to a three-day Punjabi wedding, and the invitation should bend to either. Each event is its own card with the postcode, a Directions button that opens Google or Apple Maps, timings in UK time, and a note ("evening guests from 7:30", "carriages at midnight", dress code). Guests RSVP here, so send it family by family with a personal message. London’s Indian communities have their own wedding geography — Tamil families around East Ham, Tooting and Wembley, Gujarati families in Harrow and Kingsbury with the mandap at BAPS Neasden or a banqueting hall, Punjabi families in Southall and Hounslow with the Anand Karaj at a gurdwara — and family in India is 4½–5½ hours ahead, so a live-stream button on the ceremony card earns its place. Payment is by card in USD; UK cards work and the bank converts .
The ceremonies, each on its own card
- Engagement drinks or Roka
- Hen & stag, Mehendi, Sangeet — whatever your week holds
- Ceremony — church, registry office, temple, gurdwara or venue
- Wedding breakfast, reception, evening do
Every card carries the date, time, venue, a Directions button, Add to calendar, an optional catering note and — for the ceremony relatives abroad will watch — a Watch live button that goes live by itself.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Wording you can start from
Emma and Daniel, together with their families, invite you to celebrate their wedding on Saturday, 12 June 2027 at 2:00 PM at St Mary’s, Islington, followed by a wedding breakfast and dancing at The Old Barn, Cotswolds. Details, directions and the live stream: [link]
More samples in the wording guide.
What every plan includes
- Animated intro and walk-in finale, on every design
- Bride and groom portraits with names
- Unlimited events with directions, calendar and catering notes
- Live stream link (YouTube, Zoom, Meet)
- Blessing wall where guests leave wishes
- Personalised guest links and a QR code for printed cards
- Countdown, WhatsApp preview card, 1 year of hosting, unlimited edits
Free to build. Pay once, only when you share the link.
Create your invitationFAQ
Does it work if my guests use iMessage or email rather than WhatsApp?
Yes. The invitation is a normal link. The Share button opens your phone’s share sheet — iMessage, SMS, Telegram, email — and there is a one-tap Email option as well as WhatsApp.
Can I add a gurdwara, church or registry office?
Yes — event names are free text. Add the Anand Karaj, the church service or the registry office as its own card with its own venue and time.
Can I pay in GBP?
Checkout is in USD by card; UK cards work and the bank converts at its usual rate.
How do guests open it?
As a normal link in WhatsApp — it opens in the built-in browser on any phone, no app or download. A preview card with your names shows before it is tapped.
What does it cost?
One payment, no subscription. Plans start at $3 with every feature above; Photos & Music and Video are the two plans above it, and a Save the Date is credited in full when you upgrade. A year of hosting and unlimited edits are included.
Can I change details after sending?
Yes — open the edit link from your email, change anything, save. The same link updates for everyone.