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The first tap

An envelope that opens just for them.

Your guests don't get a link and a wall of text. They tap, and a closed envelope opens in their hands — the liner, then your card, your details, the RSVP — all on a page built for this one event. Some designs play a short scene first. There's never an ad in the frame.

An older couple at their kitchen table, delighted, as an oversized envelope opens toward them in warm golden light
  • A real envelope, tap to open
  • A full page for your event
  • No ads, not ever

The moment it opens

A card that arrives sealed.

Open your link and the first thing a guest meets is a closed envelope in your colors, with a quiet "Tap to open." One tap lifts the flap, the liner shows, and your card rises into view — followed by the details and the RSVP, all on one page made for your event and nothing else.

  • A closed envelope in your shell and liner
  • A clear "Tap to open" — nobody's left guessing
  • Card, details and RSVP on one dedicated page

More than a card behind glass

Built to feel like an occasion.

The reveal isn't a preview trick — it's the real page your guests keep coming back to.

A page, not a preview

Every event gets its own full invitation page — the card, the story, the where and when, and the RSVP — one place guests can reopen any time.

A short scene first

Premium designs can play a brief animated moment before the envelope even appears — a flourish shown once, then it settles onto your card.

Never an ad

No banners, no pop-ups, nothing "sponsored." The only thing on the page is your event, the way an invitation should be.

An invitation should feel like a door opening, not a notification arriving.

Only your event, start to finish

Your voice, your song

Sound that sets the room.

Record a hello in your own voice and it greets guests as a card of its own, before the invitation — a real message, not a caption. Set a song and it drifts in as the envelope opens. One after the other, and never over each other.

  • A spoken greeting plays first, once per visit
  • A custom song eases in as the card opens
  • Both can be on, and neither talks over the other

Make an entrance

A moment worth the wait.

Your invitation opens like a gift — an envelope that cracks, a card that rises, a first impression they remember.

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Common questions

Good to know.

What do my guests actually see when they tap the link?

A closed envelope in your chosen colors with a "Tap to open" prompt. Tapping reveals the liner, then your card, your event details and the RSVP — a full page made just for your event.

Do guests need an app or an account to open it?

No. The invitation is a web page they open straight from your link — nothing to install, and no sign-up needed to read it or to reply.

Are there any ads on the invitation?

Never. No banners, no pop-ups, nothing sponsored. Your guests see only your event, from the envelope to the RSVP.

What's the short scene some designs play?

Premium designs can include a brief animated reveal that plays before the envelope the first time a guest opens the invitation — a nice flourish, shown once, that leaves your card exactly as designed.

Can I see the reveal before I send it?

Yes. The editor's Review step shows the real guest page inside a phone frame — the closed envelope, the reveal and the card — exactly as a guest will experience it, before you send a single invitation.

Can the page carry my voice or a song?

Both. A voice note greets guests first, as its own card before the invitation, and a custom song can play as the card opens. They can be on together without overlapping.

Ready when you are

Build it free, send when it's ready.

An envelope that opens, a page that's only yours, not an ad in sight — pick a design and watch the reveal.

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