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How it works

It begins the way all good things do — gently.

Four steps, about twenty minutes. Here is exactly what you build, what your guests receive, and what comes back.

  • No card needed
  • No watermark
  • About 20 minutes
The Studio: a chapter of questions on the left, and the invitation beside it showing the very part of itself that chapter changes.
The Studio — How it looks

The half hour

From nothing to sent.

  1. 01 minute 0–2

    Say yes

    A name, an email, a moment of yes.

    You create an account and your invitation exists straight away, empty and private, visible to nobody but you. No card, no trial clock, nothing to cancel.

    The Studio with a new invitation open. The header reads “Draft — not visible to anyone yet”, and the preview beside it shows the couple’s initials standing in for a photograph not yet chosen.
  2. 02 minute 2–5

    Choose what feels like you

    A design made for your kind of love.

    Pick a design built for the celebration you are actually having — Malay, Chinese, Indian, or something all your own — then set your colours and type. You can change it later, including after you have sent it.

    The Studio’s design chapter, offering Editorial, Classic and Contemporary, with the chosen design previewed live beside it.
  3. 03 minute 5–15

    Make it yours

    Your events, your photos, your words.

    Add each event with its own time and place — Akad Nikah and reception, ROM and banquet, Mehndi and Sangeet. Write your story, add your photographs, and bring your guest list in: paste the whole list at once, or add one dear name at a time.

    The Studio’s schedule chapter: each ceremony listed with its own time and place, and the finished timeline previewed beside it.
  4. 04 minute 15–20

    Share, and watch them arrive

    One quiet link, sent to the people who matter.

    Publish, and you get one link to send by WhatsApp — or a separate link and QR code for each guest, ready to print. Replies land on your guest list as they come in, per event, with plus-ones and dietary notes attached.

    The Studio’s sharing chapter: the invitation’s web address, a QR code, and buttons to copy the link or send it by WhatsApp, with a phone preview beside it.

About twenty minutes, beginning to end.

Once it is live

Two people are holding a phone.

Every event, held together

Akad Nikah and reception. ROM and banquet. Mehndi and Sangeet. Each gets its own time, place and welcome, on one page.

A guest list that keeps count

Group names into families, see who has opened the invitation and who has not, and send a gentle nudge to the ones who need it.

The numbers, told gently

Who visited, on which device, and how the yeses gathered over time — so you know where you stand without chasing anyone.

Before you decide

Open a real one

A finished invitation is sitting here, live and complete — the story, the schedule, the RSVP, the gallery and the guestbook. Open it on this page, the way a guest would on their phone, and see the whole thing before you write a single word of your own.

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The sample invitation in the Keepsake design, as it appears on a phone: the couple's names over their photograph.

Keepsake · our newest design

Invitation designs

The same wedding, in more than one voice.

Every design carries the same words, the same photographs and the same schedule — and reads completely differently. Switch between them here; this is the real invitation, not a picture of one.

The sample invitation on a laptop, in the Editorial design.

Invitation design

Editorial

Modern and fully customisable — choose your hero layout, your five colours and your fonts, then drag to reorder the sections. A warm editorial canvas you make your own.

Open this one full size

Begin

Ready when you are.

Begin whenever the moment feels right. Nothing is charged, and nothing is sent, until you say so.

Begin your invitation See the Guest Camera