One place for the whole wedding
You set it up once. Guests open a link, are recognised without registering, and carry the day's plan, the directions and the photos with them — including where the venue has no signal.
Free, no card. It takes a few minutes.
What you get
Guests never register
One link, or a QR code on the invitation. No passwords, no accounts, no app to install.
Works with no signal
The day, the directions, the contacts and the table stay on the phone. An answer sent in the woods arrives when the signal does.
Only what you need
Every section can be switched off. A wedding in one place does not show guests empty tabs.
A shared album
Guests add photos from their phones and you decide what stays. A slideshow for the projector, and everything downloadable in one click.
Answers in one place
A whole household answers on one screen: coming, diet, a room. You see numbers rather than an inbox.
The day and the directions
Times, attractions and one-tap navigation to every place. Nobody phones to ask where to park.
How it works
- 1
Create the wedding
Names, date, places. Switch on the sections you actually need.
- 2
Send the invitations
A link by email, or a QR code on the printed card. A guest opens it and is recognised straight away.
- 3
Enjoy the day
Guests have everything to hand, you can see the answers, and the photos collect themselves.
The questions people ask
- What does it cost?
- A basic wedding is free. Paid plans add storage for photos and the extra modules.
- Do guests have to install anything?
- No. A link is enough. Anyone who wants to can add the page to their home screen, and then it behaves like an app.
- What if the venue has no internet?
- The page keeps working. Everything a guest has already opened stays on their phone, and answers and photos wait in a queue and send themselves.
- Who can see our wedding?
- Only people with the link. The page is not indexed by search engines, and you can revoke an invitation at any time.
Start today
Creating the wedding takes minutes; you can fill it in calmly right up to the day.