Built because you asked
This app is shaped by the couples who use it. Real requests, shipped fast, with the date to prove it.
October 2026
You asked: A bride with evening-only guests didn't want them to see the daytime menu, the church details or both venues.
We built: Each guest group link can now hide info sections and show its own venue on the cover, and the meal question only appears for events with a meal.
October 2026
You asked: A couple marrying abroad with English, Spanish and German speaking guests needed all three languages, and room for more guest photos.
We built: Invitations can now run in three languages, with guests picking theirs, and Lifetime weddings keep up to 2,000 guest photos.
October 2026
You asked: A wedding planner wanted guests to pick a starter, a main and a dessert, not just one dish.
We built: Meal choices can now be grouped by course: guests pick one dish in each, and the guest list, day sheet and catering budget count every dish.
October 2026
You asked: A bride wanted the carriages at midnight to close her timeline, and a running total for each of her events.
We built: An "After midnight" tick keeps late moments at the end of the day, and the Guests page now shows attending, pending and declined for every event.
October 2026
You asked: A couple planning a multi-day wedding for different guest groups wanted each group to see only its own days and places.
We built: Group links now hide the days a group is not invited to, day tabs can show the real date, and events link to their venue so each group only sees its own places.
October 2026
You asked: A couple worried guests were missing the menu at the bottom of their invitation.
We built: A clearer menu for every invitation, and a Menu colour setting so yours stands out.
October 2026
You asked: A bride loved script fonts but not a capital A that looks like a small a, and her pages had drifted into slightly different shades.
We built: Seven new script fonts with clear capitals, one tap to use a text colour on every page you choose, and a slider to move the names on the cover.
September 2026
You asked: Some of you told us the builder felt overwhelming.
We built: Visual editing: edit the invitation by tapping it directly. Tap any text to change it, tap a photo to replace it.
September 2026
You asked: A couple wanted guests to see everyone's photos on the wedding page.
We built: The guest photo wall: a Photos page in the invitation where every guest browses the shared gallery.
September 2026
You asked: A couple wanted only invited people to open their invitation.
We built: Private access: visitors must match an email or phone number on your guest list before anything opens.
September 2026
You asked: A couple wanted to tell how they met, in pictures.
We built: The Our Story page: a photo timeline with captions, right inside your invitation.
September 2026
You asked: A couple had months of budget and vendor work in Excel.
We built: Spreadsheet import: bring your budget and vendor list into the planner with one file.
August 2026
You asked: You wanted deposits and instalments tracked per vendor.
We built: Payment schedules: every vendor payment with its own amount and due date, overdue alerts included.
August 2026
You asked: You asked for a confirmation once guests RSVP.
We built: RSVP confirmation emails, a customizable RSVP question, and bulk guest-list tools.
August 2026
You asked: A German couple told us formal German felt stiff between friends and family.
We built: The whole German invitation now speaks the familiar du.
August 2026
You asked: Some of you plan baptisms and birthdays, not only weddings.
We built: Single-name invitations: write one name and every page follows, no ampersand anywhere.
August 2026
You asked: A bride found the RSVP text too small for older guests.
We built: Your choice of RSVP text size: standard, medium or large.
August 2026
You asked: A bride wanted to collect her guests' song wishes.
We built: Song requests on the RSVP, with a ready-to-copy playlist for your DJ.
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