deckle.page or Minted?
Minted is a stationery company: invitations by independent designers, printed and shipped, with a website to match. We make your wedding’s website and its paper as one design. Here is the difference, read from Minted’s own pages, including where Minted is better.
The website
deckle.pageFree, with no paid tier
MintedFree
Your own web address
deckle.pageAbout $21 a year for a .com: twice what the registry charges, with our half shown. It never renews by itself
Minted$15 a year1Cheaper there
An account before you see your site
deckle.pageNo. Two names and a date, and it exists
MintedYes2
Ad trackers on a guest’s page
deckle.pageNone. A guest’s page makes no request to any other company
MintedGoogle Analytics on their demo; no ad network seen3
Guest details and other companies
deckle.pageNever shared, never sold
MintedPartly: its policy says the address book is not sold (policy of 10 September 2026)4
What a guest’s phone downloads
deckle.page1.4 MB on our example with sixteen photos, and no scripts
Minted4.3 MB and 7 scripts on their demo3
Paper that matches the site
deckle.pagePrint-ready files in the same design, free to print anywhere. We don’t sell printed cards yet
MintedPrinted stationery by independent designers1Better there
Registry
deckle.pageA link to the registry you choose
MintedLinks and a cash fund1
Phone app
deckle.pageNo
MintedNo1
A password on the page
deckle.pageYes, free
MintedYes1
Choose Minted if
you want printed stationery from Minted’s designers, ordered today, with the website as part of it.
Choose deckle.page if
you want to see your site before giving anyone your email, your guests’ details kept to yourselves, and a page that opens fast on any phone, with paper in the same design.
See yours in ten secondsMoving from Minted
Start a page with your names and date, put your schedule and venue in the editor, and add a link to the registry you already have. Your guests reply on deckle.page; nothing on Minted has to change.