Pick a template, fill in the details of both families, send your guests a link. Nothing to install and no design skills needed. Building and editing are free — you pay only when you want to send it to your whole guest list.
It keeps the formality of a printed card and adds what paper cannot do: every guest addressed by name, a live count of who is coming, and edits that still work the night before.
You type the names of the bride and groom, both sets of parents, the date, time and venue. The page works out the lunar-calendar date that older relatives read dates by, builds a month calendar, runs a countdown and draws the map.
What you typed is not attached to the design. Choose another template and the look changes instantly while your words and photos stay exactly as they were — and the link you already sent is still the same link.
Upload an album and show it as a grid, a carousel or a coverflow. Add one track so the invitation has sound the moment it opens.
Paste the whole list straight out of Excel or Google Sheets, one guest per row: name, how to address them, group, table number. Each guest gets a link of their own.
Guests answer yes or no and say how many people are coming. The dashboard adds it up so you can book the right number of tables instead of guessing.
Vietnamese guests traditionally give money rather than a present. Add the bride’s and groom’s bank accounts and the invitation prints a VietQR code that anyone can scan from their banking app — no more messaging people your account number.
Every template has a live demo filled with sample data. Open it on a phone before you decide.
Large handwriting on cream paper in burgundy ink, a tight portrait and the month calendar, so friends can hold the day early.
A soft paper envelope with a wax seal; tap to open, then scroll through your story.
A studio portrait in an arch frame, a quiet serif, the month calendar and a single red accent.
A magazine cover with large display type, an interview section and a photo spread, on cream with bronze lettering.
Outdoor photographs on a film strip in leaf green and sky blue, light as a picnic.
Your story told in flat illustration: hills, a sun and the road that leads to both families.
Traditional red and bronze gold, two interlocking rings in place of the xi character, putting both families first.
Wildflowers as the frame: moss green, blush pink and lightly drawn branches.
Almost no ornament: generous whitespace, one fine line and restrained type.
A grid-paper diary page in blue handwritten ink with taped photos, as intimate as your own journal.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Ivory sand
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Powder pink.
An invitation told as a film: an opening poster, a screenplay invitation, the cast, showtimes and a memory reel · Black and gold
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Black ground
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Wine red
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Cream
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Green
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Green.
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Red
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Deep red
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Moss green
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: White.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Brown
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Large photo
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Pink
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Powder pink.
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Gold
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · White
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Red.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Navy
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Jade.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Red
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Green
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Cream paper
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · White lettering
A vermilion gate and golden clouds: the invitation letter, both families, the rites in order, a folding-screen album and a red gift envelope · Red and gold
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Pine green.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Golden sand
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: White.
A full-bleed wedding photo, slender italic names and numbered chapters ruled with a hairline · Large photo
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Golden sand
A frosted-glass card in the Korean style: a tall portrait, handwriting, taped polaroids and soft rounded cards · Ivory white
A vermilion gate and golden clouds: the invitation letter, both families, the rites in order, a folding-screen album and a red gift envelope · Blue
A vermilion gate and golden clouds: the invitation letter, both families, the rites in order, a folding-screen album and a red gift envelope · Black and gold
A vermilion gate and golden clouds: the invitation letter, both families, the rites in order, a folding-screen album and a red gift envelope · Brocade red
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Olive.
A frosted-glass card in the Korean style: a tall portrait, handwriting, taped polaroids and soft rounded cards · Misty rose
A frosted-glass card in the Korean style: a tall portrait, handwriting, taped polaroids and soft rounded cards · Kraft brown
A frosted-glass card in the Korean style: a tall portrait, handwriting, taped polaroids and soft rounded cards · Blue
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Lotus pink.
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Coffee brown
An invitation laid out as a magazine issue: cover and contents, editor’s letter, cover story, interview, photo spread and a reply slip · Deep brown
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Blush pink.
A frosted-glass card in the Korean style: a tall portrait, handwriting, taped polaroids and soft rounded cards · Terracotta
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Sunlit yellow.
An invitation told as a film: an opening poster, a screenplay invitation, the cast, showtimes and a memory reel · Gold
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Powder pink.
Watercolour garden flowers bloom around an arched wedding photo, vines draw themselves over each section, and a flower-tied gift box waits at the end. Colourway: Green.
A vermilion gate and golden clouds: the invitation letter, both families, the rites in order, a folding-screen album and a red gift envelope · Red
A great circle around your names and the 囍 character, your photo in an arch, eight chapters telling the day · Porcelain blue
Blue tiles, yellow lemons and seaside sun, with the couple’s photo in a round ceramic plate.
A scrapbook: polaroids, washi tape, sticky notes and handwriting on kraft paper.
Wine-red velvet, gold foil and candlelight for a year-end evening reception.
An old-quarter villa in watercolour: green shutters, bougainvillea and cement-tile bands on a lime-wash ground.
Airmail stripes, a passport stamp and a boarding pass — for a wedding far from home, by the sea.
Pink gingham, satin bows and a ribbon across the letter — as sweet as a gift box just untied.
Open the template gallery, play with the live demo, then choose one. If it turns out not to be right, swap it later — nothing is lost.
The editor walks you through it: the two families, the ceremony and the reception, photos, gifts, RSVP. Save half-finished and come back whenever.
Publish, then share the link on Zalo — the messaging app almost everyone in Vietnam uses — or on Messenger, WhatsApp or plain SMS. Guests tap it and the invitation opens on their phone.
Building, editing and previewing are free. You pay only when you want to send it to an unlimited guest list.
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If you already know the date, time and venue, about ten minutes to publish. The slowest part is usually choosing wedding photos, and that can wait until later.
Yes. The album section hides itself while there are no photos, and the ceremony and reception details are complete without it. Add the pictures afterwards and everyone who opens the same old link sees them.
No. The link belongs to the invitation, not to its contents or its design. Change the reception time, move to another restaurant, switch to a completely different template — guests use the same link and always see the newest version.
Free trial for 3 days, up to 20 guests. Show it first to up to 5 family members in a private preview marked “Preview”. Your content and link are kept for as long as your account exists.
Make two. A Vietnamese wedding is usually two events: Lễ Vu Quy, the ceremony held at the bride’s family home, and Lễ Tân Hôn, the one held at the groom’s. When both families celebrate together it is Lễ Thành Hôn instead. Each invitation has its own link and its own guest list, and every next invitation in your account is a flat, lower price: Thiệp tiếp nối (the continuation invitation).
They tap a link and the invitation opens in the browser already on their phone. Nothing to install, no account to create. Many couples still print paper cards for grandparents in the countryside and use the online one for everybody else.
Build it and change it as much as you like for free. Show it to your family, and pay only once you are happy.
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