For weddings
Design the card, send one link, collect the replies. Put a code on the tables, and every guest’s camera roll becomes a single album — kept for a year, and then deleted.
$10 the invitation · $69 with the
large album
One payment. No subscription, no per-guest fee.
No ads. No commission on your gifts. No guest tracking. Nothing to install, for you or for them. Everything deleted a year after the day.
A wedding invitation, drawn by the same engine you design in
How a wedding runs on it
Nothing to set up in advance, nothing to keep paying for, and no part of it asks your guests to make an account.
Before the day
Pick a design, type your details, and you have a card and a link. Send it however you already talk to people — it opens in any browser, and a guest replies in about ten seconds. Unlimited guests, unlimited replies. Download the card as an image if you want it printed.
$10
The day
A small card you print and put out. A guest points a camera at the code and lands on a page that takes their photographs — the ones they are taking anyway, on the phone already in their hand. No app, no sign-in, nothing to explain to anybody’s aunt.
Included with an album
The year after
Guests can add photographs from the day of the wedding and for two weeks afterwards, at the resolution they were taken — not a compressed copy. The album stays open to you for twelve months from the day, to look at and to download as often as you like. We write a month before access expires, and you can add another year whenever you want.
$29 standard · $59 large
Prices
Digital invitations are normally priced per guest — between about a dollar and three dollars a head, or a monthly subscription. At a hundred and fifty guests that is $150 to $450 before anyone has taken a photograph. Here it is $10, and the guest count never changes it.
$69
Unlimited guests and replies · unlimited photographs from every guest · sized for around four hundred guests · table card included · twelve months, extendable.
$39
Unlimited guests and replies · you choose how many photographs each guest may add, up to twenty-five · sized for around a hundred and fifty guests · table card included · twelve months, extendable.
$10
Unlimited guests and replies · add an album at any time · kept thirty days after the day.
The line we draw
Wedding sites make their money on the parts we have left out. Worth naming them, so nobody buys this expecting them.
Add your registry and guests see it under the reply form. We take no commission, run no affiliate link, and are not told what anyone bought. A percentage of your wedding gifts is somebody else’s business model.
A drag-and-drop app wearing a feature’s clothes. The table card already does the work on the day.
We never hold a list of your guests. A reply is a count and whatever that person chose to type. Nothing gathered, nothing profiled, nothing sold.
Nobody at your wedding installs anything or signs in to anything. It is the whole reason people actually reply.
Plainly
Open a link, or point a camera at the table card. No app, no account, no password. A reply takes about ten seconds.
From the day of the wedding until two weeks after it. Long enough for the ones people find on the flight home, and short enough that a card left on a table does not stay an open door for ever.
Twelve months from the day. We email a month before access expires, and another twelve months can be added at any time — it adds to the date rather than replacing it. Download the full-resolution originals as often as you like, at any point.
Access expires, and the photographs are deleted thirty days after that. It is not a lapse in the service; it is the service. Nothing of yours sits on our disks indefinitely.
Yes. Add a co-host and you both see the replies and the album.
Download it as an image and take it to any printer. It is drawn at 5×7 with the link set into the artwork, so the card works on paper and pasted into a group chat alike.
Begin
Design it, see it drawn, and pay when you are ready to send it.