Everything that can be on your invitation
An Invitesly invitation is made of blocks. You switch on what you need, and a block only appears once it has been filled in. To send, only your invitation text, the location and the guest list are needed. The page changes by itself with the wedding date, so every phase shows different blocks.
Before the day
From sending until the wedding day: the invitation.
- InvitedYour photo at the top and your invitation text, with your names below.
- LocationsWhere it is, with a map and route; one location or more.
- Day programmeThe programme per item, with the location; on the day itself it follows along live.
- RSVPPer person yes or no, with dietary needs and remarks; the answers land in the guest list.
- AnnouncementsMessages to guests, on the page and by email.
- Dress codeA short text and up to five colours.
- TransportBuses, taxis and parking, in your own words.
- Gift listA list of gifts; guests tap the ones that can be given once.
- PlaylistGuests add their requested song; the DJ gets the list.
- Introduce the master of ceremoniesThe master of ceremonies introduces themselves, with a photo and the button "Ask a question".
- Frequently asked questionsQuestions with answers, plus a private conversation per household.
- Practical mattersShort blocks with everything that fits nowhere else.
- AccommodationWhere guests can sleep: a suggestion via Booking.com, or the hotel you arranged yourselves.
- Master of ceremonies letterThe master of ceremonies' letter to the guests, without the couple seeing it.
- SpeechGuests with a tick send their speech to the master of ceremonies.
On the day
On the wedding day itself, with the programme running live.
- Welcome messageYour welcome at the top of the page, on the wedding day itself (for a wedding weekend a new one each day).
- Live day programmeThe programme per item, with the location; on the day itself it follows along live.
- LocationsWhere it is, with a map and route; one location or more.
- AnnouncementsMessages to guests, on the page and by email.
- TransportBuses, taxis and parking, in your own words.
- Guest photosGuests share their own photos via a QR code on the table.
- Guest bookA message or video for the couple, which everyone can read along.
- Introduce the master of ceremoniesThe master of ceremonies introduces themselves, with a photo and the button "Ask a question".
- Frequently asked questionsQuestions with answers, plus a private conversation per household.
- Practical mattersShort blocks with everything that fits nowhere else.
- AccommodationWhere guests can sleep: a suggestion via Booking.com, or the hotel you arranged yourselves.
- Master of ceremonies letterThe master of ceremonies' letter to the guests, without the couple seeing it.
After the day
For two years, the memory of the day.
- Photo galleryThe photographer's photos, on the same page as the invitation.
- AftermovieThe video from the videographer.
- Guest photosGuests share their own photos via a QR code on the table.
- Guest bookA message or video for the couple, which everyone can read along.
- Day programmeThe programme per item, with the location; on the day itself it follows along live.
- Thank-you messageThe end of the memory page, with a fixed text.
Before the wedding
The invitation for the whole weekend, up to the day before the first day.
- InvitedYour photo at the top and your invitation text, with your names below.
- LocationsWhere it is, with a map and route; one location or more.
- RSVP per dayPer person yes or no, with dietary needs and remarks; the answers land in the guest list.
- AnnouncementsMessages to guests, on the page and by email.
- Dress codeA short text and up to five colours.
- TransportBuses, taxis and parking, in your own words.
- Activities nearbyWhat guests can do in between, with a map and route.
- Gift listA list of gifts; guests tap the ones that can be given once.
- PlaylistGuests add their requested song; the DJ gets the list.
- Introduce the master of ceremoniesThe master of ceremonies introduces themselves, with a photo and the button "Ask a question".
- Frequently asked questionsQuestions with answers, plus a private conversation per household.
- Practical mattersShort blocks with everything that fits nowhere else.
- AccommodationWhere guests can sleep: a suggestion via Booking.com, or the hotel you arranged yourselves.
- Master of ceremonies letterThe master of ceremonies' letter to the guests, without the couple seeing it.
- SpeechGuests with a tick send their speech to the master of ceremonies.
Every day
From the day before, the programme of that day is ready; on the day itself it follows along live.
- Welcome message of the dayYour welcome at the top of the page, on the wedding day itself (for a wedding weekend a new one each day).
- Live day programme of the dayThe programme per item, with the location; on the day itself it follows along live.
- LocationsWhere it is, with a map and route; one location or more.
- AnnouncementsMessages to guests, on the page and by email.
- Transport of the dayBuses, taxis and parking, in your own words.
- Activities nearbyWhat guests can do in between, with a map and route.
- Guest photosGuests share their own photos via a QR code on the table.
- Guest bookA message or video for the couple, which everyone can read along.
- Introduce the master of ceremoniesThe master of ceremonies introduces themselves, with a photo and the button "Ask a question".
- Frequently asked questionsQuestions with answers, plus a private conversation per household.
- Practical mattersShort blocks with everything that fits nowhere else.
- AccommodationWhere guests can sleep: a suggestion via Booking.com, or the hotel you arranged yourselves.
- Master of ceremonies letterThe master of ceremonies' letter to the guests, without the couple seeing it.
After the wedding
For two years, the memory of the whole weekend.
- Photo galleryThe photographer's photos, on the same page as the invitation.
- AftermovieThe video from the videographer.
- Guest photosGuests share their own photos via a QR code on the table.
- Guest bookA message or video for the couple, which everyone can read along.
- Thank-you messageThe end of the memory page, with a fixed text.
Behind the scenes
Not every part is a block you design. These modules work behind the scenes and put something on the invitation by themselves, or not.
- Guest list and RSVPHouseholds and guests, import from Excel, the answers and dietary needs. The RSVP block appears as soon as there are guests.
- Questions, Master of ceremonies and SpeechesThe inbox with guests' questions (with a badge when something is open), the master of ceremonies and the letter, and the submitted speeches.
- Seating planTables with plus and minus, add whole households or single guests, in the order you want; downloadable as a list.
- Run sheetFills itself from the day schedule, with the locations, the travel time between them, the photo groups and your contacts. Downloadable as a whole, or only for day or evening suppliers.
- Photos and videosThe photographer and videographer, with per part who sees the images (everyone, family only, family and friends, day guests only or nobody) and an email with a download link as soon as the upload is complete; the guest photos with the QR code; and the photo groups.
Not on the invitation, but in the same theme: menu card, place cards, programme booklet and QR table card. See the printed items.
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