Not a picture of an invitation
It is a real page with a real address. Text stays sharp on any screen, tapping the venue opens the map, tapping the button sends an RSVP. A JPEG forwarded through a chat app does none of that.
A page of its own for your event: the invitation itself, the time, the venue, a map and an RSVP button. Share the link on Zalo, Messenger or WhatsApp and guests see everything the moment they tap it.
Still a formal invitation — but one that tells you who is coming and that you can still fix the night before.
It is a real page with a real address. Text stays sharp on any screen, tapping the venue opens the map, tapping the button sends an RSVP. A JPEG forwarded through a chat app does none of that.
Change the time, move to another restaurant, add photos, fix a typo. Guests open the same link as before and always get the current version.
Guests tap yes or no and say how many people are coming. The total is added up for you, so you can confirm tables and seats without ringing round.
Paste the Google Maps link for the venue and the invitation shows a button for it. Nobody has to guess which entrance of the hall to use.
Guests leave their wishes on the page itself. Show them straight away, or review each one before it appears.
Export the invitation as a picture or a short clip to post on social media, add to a story, or print when you need something on paper.
Included
The trial and the opened invitation have the same features below; the difference is who can open the invitation.
The templates grew out of Vietnamese weddings, but every line of text is yours to write, so any occasion with a guest list works.
Choose one and open the live demo. Swapping it later keeps everything you have already typed.
Who is inviting, what for, when and where. Every line on the page is yours to word.
Share one link with everyone, or generate a personal link per guest so the page greets each of them by name.
A page of its own for your event that opens on any phone. Instead of handing over a printed card you send a link; tapping it shows the invitation, the time, the venue, a map and an RSVP button.
An image is frozen: nothing in it can be tapped, nothing can be corrected once it is sent, and every guest has to message you separately to say whether they are coming. A page can be edited any time, opens the map itself, collects the replies and counts them.
Yes. Every word on the page is yours, including the section headings, so you can reword it for your occasion. Be aware the current templates are designed for weddings — elegant and fairly formal — so they suit a celebration better than a corporate event.
No. It opens in the browser they already have. No app, no sign-up, no adverts in the middle of your invitation.
At least 12 months after the wedding, once you pay 199,000₫ for your first invitation — there is no monthly upkeep fee. Before that, you have a free trial for 3 days, up to 20 guests.
You can export it as an image and take that to a printer. But it is built for a phone screen held upright, so a print will never look as good as a design drawn for paper.
Building and editing are free. Pay when you like what you see and want to send it to everyone.
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