How music works on a phone
Phones block autoplay with sound, so the invitation shows a small music pill — tap once and the track plays; tap again to pause. The track name shows on the pill, and the mute state is remembered while the guest scrolls. The intro animation is timed to work with or without sound.
Choose a track, or bring yours
Each design has a short list of royalty-free tracks chosen for its mood — temple nadaswaram, a cinematic string theme, a quiet piano. Or upload your own MP3 (or M4A) up to 5 MB — the song from your first dance, a family favourite — and confirm you have the rights to use it.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Music plus photos
Music is part of the Photos & Music plan, alongside a couple photo at the top of the invitation and a gallery of up to six photos. Everything in the Link plan — intro, finale, events, live stream, blessing wall — is included. Add your own video clip and an MP4 for status on the Video plan.
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Start with Photos & MusicFAQ
Will the music autoplay?
No — phones do not allow it. The first tap on the music pill starts the track; that is by design so nobody's phone starts singing in a meeting.
Can I use a film song?
You can upload any MP3 you have the rights to use. Film songs are copyrighted; for a public invitation we recommend the library tracks or music you own.
How long can the track be?
Up to 5 MB — roughly 4–5 minutes of MP3. It loops quietly while the guest scrolls.