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Everything a wedding invitation needs, stage by stage.
From choosing a template to the end of the party: six stages, each a few small tools that do one job. Jump to the stage you are in.
Stage 1 / 6
Design
Pick a template and tell your story in words and photos. No design skills needed.
Change template without redoing it
Switch to another template any time; everything you typed stays.
See how it worksTurn sections on and off
Switch off what you do not need: RSVP, wishes, gifts, dress code.
Read the guidePhotos and album
A cover photo and a photo album inside the invitation, uploaded from your phone.
See how it worksBackground music and opening screen
The envelope opens when a guest taps “Open”; music starts only after that tap.
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Stage 2 / 6
Send
Each person gets an invitation with their own name, on the channel they use.
Each guest invited by name
Each guest’s name and title appear right on the envelope.
Read the guideA shared link and QR code
One link for a large group, with a QR code to print on paper cards.
Make a QR codeWrite the invitation messageFree
A formal, friendly or short invitation text for Zalo.
Open the toolAnnouncement imageFree
Portrait, square, story or landscape images to announce the news.
Open the toolRefresh the link preview
When Zalo or Facebook still show an old image for your link, follow the steps to update it.
See howSee who has opened it
The guest list marks who has opened it, so you can nudge the ones who have not.
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Stage 3 / 6
Guest interaction
Guests do more than read: they reply, send wishes, save the date and find the way.
RSVP
Coming or not, how many, vegetarian or needing a ride: guests answer in a few taps.
See a sampleGuestbook
Guests’ wishes appear on the invitation; you can hide any you would rather not show.
See a sampleCalendar and countdown
Guests save the date to their phone calendar and the invitation counts down to the ceremony.
See a sampleDirections to the venue
A map and a directions button, with a note about parking.
See a sampleInvitation menu
A round button in the corner jumps to RSVP, wishes, the calendar and other sections.
See a sampleFAQ and dress code
Answer what guests usually ask in advance; suggest colours for the party.
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Stage 4 / 6
Guest management
Both families’ guest lists in one place, and table numbers you do not have to guess.
Lists by side and group
Groom’s side, bride’s side, friends, colleagues: filter by reply and count quickly.
See the guest bookPaste many names at once
Paste a whole list from your notes or a spreadsheet, or import a CSV file.
See the guest bookLet family add guests too
Parents add guests through a private link, with no account.
Read the guideSeating
Put guests at tables by who knows whom; there is a free seating planner.
Open the toolCheck-in on the day
Mark guests as arrived straight from the list.
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Stage 5 / 6
Gifts
Guests far away can still send wishes and a gift, straight to you.
A QR code for each side
Each side has its own gift details; guests scan with the banking app they use.
See a sampleCopy the account number in one tap
One tap copies the account number, so guests never retype it.
See a sampleMoney goes straight to your account
Trọn Một Đời does not hold gift money; guests transfer directly to you.
Read the policyHide the gift section
Rather not receive gifts through the invitation? Switch this section off.
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Stage 6 / 6
After the wedding
The party is over but the invitation is still there: wishes, photos and a thank-you.
Keep the invitation and its wishes
An unlocked invitation stays open after the wedding so you can reread the wishes; download them before it expires.
See pricingDownload the invitation as an image
Save the invitation as an image to post or print as a keepsake.
Open My invitationsPhotos from guests
Guests send photos taken at the party into the invitation through a QR code, and you collect them in one place.
Read the guideInvitation video
Turn the invitation into a short video to send on Zalo or Facebook.
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Try all of this with your own invitation
Drafts cost nothing; show it to family in a private preview before you decide to open it.