Getting started: from template to link in three steps
Pick a template, fill in one form, save. No account or card needed to start.
Most couples have a link to send within fifteen minutes. Here is the whole path.
1. Pick a template
On the home page every template has a Preview (a live demo you can scroll through on your phone) and a Use this button. Filter by style or colour if the list feels long. Do not overthink it: you can switch templates later without losing anything.
2. Fill in one form
The form asks for the things a paper invitation would: both names, both families, the date, time and city, each ceremony (name, time, venue, map link, and whether it is for family only), a short story, photos, music, the gift box, extra details and an RSVP deadline. Write the invitation text in English. Names and other details appear as you enter them. Fields you leave empty are simply not shown.
3. Save and get your link
After saving you land on a page with a Preview button and a box for your email. Enter it and press Send my link; tapping the link in the email opens your dashboard, and the invitation now belongs to you. There is no password to invent — see Account and sign-in links.
What happens next
- Add guests under Guests — one party per household, each with its own link.
- Press Publish to start the free 3-day trial. Until then only you can open the invitation.
- Send the personal links from the Send screen.
- Pay $39 once when you are happy, and the invitation stays online with no guest limit.
Still stuck?