Made for weddings in USA
US weddings spread across a weekend — a rehearsal dinner on Friday, the ceremony and reception on Saturday, a brunch on Sunday — often at two venues with guests flying in from three time zones. Each event gets its own card with the address, a Directions button that opens Apple or Google Maps, the time in your zone (Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific), and a note for dress code or parking; the calendar button lands the event correctly on a phone in California or Chicago. Spell the month out — 06/12 reads differently across the world. Indian-American weddings add a baraat and a mandap, usually at a hotel or a temple like BAPS Robbinsville or the Sri Venkateswara Temple in Pittsburgh, with grandparents in Chennai or Hyderabad watching the pheras live at their morning — the live-stream button on the ceremony card covers them. Payment is in USD by card.
The ceremonies, each on its own card
- Engagement party
- Rehearsal dinner
- Ceremony
- Cocktail hour, dinner & dancing
- Farewell brunch
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, June 12, 2027 at 4:00 PM at Rosewood Gardens, Austin, Texas. Cocktail hour, dinner and dancing to follow. Directions, the weekend schedule 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
Do guests need WhatsApp?
No. It is a normal link — send it by text, email or any app. The Share button opens the phone’s share sheet (iMessage, SMS, email), and there is a one-tap Email option.
Will the countdown use my time zone?
Yes. Set the events’ time zone once in the editor — Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific — and the countdown, the calendar file and the live-stream button all run in it.
Can family abroad watch live?
Yes — paste a YouTube Live link on the ceremony card; the button switches to Live now automatically and plays inside the invitation on any phone.
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.