That is the whole first step. Press submit and your page exists.
Invites · website · the whole weddingOne design.
One design.
Every piece of
your wedding.
Type your names and your wedding page exists, free, always. Nothing to lay out. Nothing to match up. You are done before the coffee goes cold.
&
TheodoreThe Old Rectory · Two o’clock
& Theodore14 June 2027
Try it right here.
No account, no email.
Two names is the whole form. Here is what one page looks like: yours arrives designed, and the look is yours to change.
Started one already? Pick it up →· Lost your link? Get back in →· See six example pages
12 June 2027
Eleanor
& Theodore
Hambledon, Hampshire& Theodore
Are getting married and would love you there. Two o’clock, then lunch and dancing.
Three looks, three inks, drawn by hand and set in typefaces licensed for print. Change yours in a click.
Your site goes live. Printing comes next, on the same design.
After day one
Then it keeps the whole wedding, one week at a time.
Come back and your page opens on Home: the one thing that matters this week, the road from engagement to thank-yous, and every number in one place.
Each step ticks itself from what is on your page. There is nothing to tick by hand, and nothing on it you pay for.
Saturday 3 October 2026Ana & Ben253 days to go · Sunday 13 June 2027 · Hambledon, Hampshire
This week · by Friday 30 OctoberSave the dates go out by 30 October. 31 of your 40 households have given an address. Nine haven’t.Ask the nine for their address31 of 40 addresses
The road · 5 of 12
- households
- 40
- people asked
- 92
- have replied
- 12
- addresses missing
- 9
Two of you, two ways in
Send your partner their own link. Up to four people can keep the page, each with their own way in, and any of you can take one away.
Addresses, asked once
Guests write their postal address on their own reply page. Nobody can read it back from there, and it is deleted six months after the wedding.
Not yet, and a nudge
See who hasn’t replied. Pick a date and we remind you, in your words, so you can ask them yourself.
Tell everyone
The venue moved, the start time changed? One notice, dated, at the top of every guest’s page, and a message ready to send from your phone.
One sheet for the caterer
Numbers for each part of the day, meals, and dietary notes as your guests wrote them, on a single A4 page.
Thank-yous, kept straight
Who came, what they gave, which notes are written. There is a thank-you card in every look.
It follows you from the yes
to the last thank-you.
One link, one design, and Home always shows the next thing.The week you get engagedClaim your siteTwo names and it exists. Send your partner their own way in.
About a year outSave the datesGuests give their address on their own page. You see who hasn’t.
Six months outThe invitationDrawn at its real size, with wording for fifteen situations, from divorced parents to a courthouse first.
Two months outReplies landMeals and dietary notes in one list. Who hasn’t answered, and a reminder to you on the day you pick.
The week ofOn the tablesSeating, place cards, menus and the caterer’s sheet, from answers guests already gave.
AfterThank-yousWho came and what they gave, with a thank-you card in your look.
We never email your guests.
Every message to them goes from your own phone, in your own words. Their inbox is not ours to fill.
No trackers, no ads. Ever.
A guest page runs no scripts and loads nothing from anyone else. Replying to you doesn’t sign them up for anything.
Your copy, any time.
Download everything on your page as one file whenever you like. Delete the page and it is gone.