Digital wedding invitations your guests actually open

Made for Filipino weddings

Most wedding website builders were made for Western weddings. Ours list parents, principal sponsors and the candle, veil and cord sponsors the way a Filipino invitation does, can explain the rites to your guests, and are written in English, Filipino or Taglish.

One link, every detail

Church and reception with one-tap Google Maps, the order of the day, the dress code with colour swatches, gift notes, FAQs and a countdown. Guests save the date to their phone calendar with one button.

Personal links for every guest

Each guest can get their own link that greets them by name and fills in their reply. Seats are reserved by name, so the reply card shows exactly how many you saved for them.

Design families for weddings

• Piña — A Filipiniana invitation, through capiz windows.
• Vellum Suite — Unboxed like a luxury stationery suite.
• Soirée Pass — An event you board: poster, departure board, guest pass.
• Isla — Part the leaves to a sunset over the sea.
• Porcelain — Blue-and-white porcelain.
• Boarding Pass — Tear the stub to board.
• Scratch & Reveal — Scratch the foil to reveal.
• Celestial — Written in the stars.
• Amalfi — Painted tiles and lemons.
• The Arch — One arch, one photo, nothing extra.
• Snow Globe — Shake the globe and it snows on the invitation.
• Silver Screen — Your video, full screen, like a movie trailer.
• Moving Picture — Your prenup film is the cover.
• Folio — Your love story, set like a magazine cover.
• Supper Club — A 1920s supper club, in emerald and gold.
• Bloom — White garden flowers, your photo and your names in script.
• Chapel — A reverent church wedding: the doors open onto the light.
• Flora — Your flower, drawn modern: it blooms when guests tap.
• Keepsake — Your envelope, wax seal and a keepsake flat-lay.
• Mille Roses — A thousand white roses. Nothing minimal about it.
• Grand Ballroom — Ballroom doors, a crystal chandelier and gold.
• Candlelight — Floating candles and a ceiling of white roses.
• Stories — Your invitation as full-screen stories. Tap to the next.
• The Thread — Your invitation as a chat with you two.
• Wedding Day App — Your wedding, as an app. Tabs, a live schedule and one-tap actions.
• Lookbook — Your wedding as a fashion lookbook, one full-screen photo at a time.
• Darkroom — Your love story on 35mm film. Tap to develop.
• Linen — Quiet luxury: linen, charcoal and black-and-white photos.
• Pearl — Satin and pearls, opened like a jewellery box.
• Boho — Terracotta, pampas grass and a boho rainbow.
• Photo Reel — A video invitation made from your photos, that guests can also RSVP to.
• Sketchbook — A hand-drawn wedding: your venue, sketched and watercoloured.
• Acrylic — Clear acrylic cards, lettered in gold, over your photo.
• Grand Hotel — A pastel storybook hotel. Your guests are checking in.
• Diamond — Brilliant-cut, prism light and sparkle.
• Red Envelope — Red lacquer, gold and silk lanterns.
• Habi — Woven, like the cloth our lolas made.
• Your Design — Your invitation, designed by you.
• Capiz — Slide the capiz window open.
• Encore — Curtain up. You're on the guest list.
• Akwarela — Paint it open.
• Picnic — Open the basket. It's a picnic.
• Loft — Flip the switch.
• Promise — Open the box.
• Kalma — Still water. One drop.
• Herbaryo — Pressed and kept.
• Photo Wall — Press the shutter. The invitation develops.
• Trifold — Pressed. Folded. Yours.
• Statement — Your names. Big.
• Facade — Drawn to scale.
• Foil — One line of foil.
• Cathedral — Let the light in.
• Palace Gates — The gates are open.
• Hall of Mirrors — Every mirror, your day.
• Couture — Made to measure.
• Quiet Luxury — Nothing to prove.
• Velvet — Rich, deep, unforgettable.
• Glass — Wipe the glass.
• Ribbon & Bow — Gift-wrapped. Untie the bow to open.
• Storybook — Once upon a time…
• Postcard — Greetings from…
• The Gazette — Extra! Extra! Read all about it.
• Photobooth — 3, 2, 1… flash!
• Fireworks — Light the fuse, and the sky lights up.
• Parol — Light the parol. It's Christmas.