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Create your wedding

Your day.
Your people.
All together.

Invite guests, collect RSVPs and plan the seating — all in one place, so you can actually enjoy the planning.

Vmeste mascot: a little white bird with a burgundy bow, holding an invitation
Create your weddingSee an example
  • Invitations
  • RSVPs
  • Seating chart
  • QR check-in
  • Photo album
  • Gift list
  • Music
  • Raffle
Features

Everything for your wedding, all in one place

From the first invitation to the last dance — every tool works from one guest list, so no detail slips through.

Invitations

A personal page for every guest, built from ready-made blocks in a single evening.

  • Cover, day-of schedule, directions, dress code and gifts
  • Personal links: every guest sees their own name and RSVPs in one tap
  • Opens on any phone and is lighter than a single photo

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Valeria and David’s real invitation on a phone screen
Invitations

An invitation worth keeping

Designer templates with the fonts, colors and details already worked out. Guests open their invitation on any phone and RSVP in one tap.

  • The “Constellation” invitation
  • The “Marshmallow” invitation
  • The “Chrome Evening” invitation
  • The “Love Confession” invitation
  • The “Evergreen” invitation
  • The “Lily” invitation
  • The “Once Upon a Time…” invitation
  • The “Heart to Heart” invitation
  • The “Gazette” invitation
  • The “Colors of Love” invitation
  • The “Watercolor” invitation
  • The “Ruby” invitation
  • The “Engraving” invitation
  • The “Childhood” invitation
  • The “Flower Garden” invitation
  • The “Disco Ball” invitation
  • The “The Protocol” invitation
  • The “Wine Envelope” invitation
  • The “Pearl” invitation
  • The “Through Time · Color” invitation
  • The “Vinyl” invitation
  • The “Spark” invitation
  • The “Roseraie” invitation
  • The “Antique” invitation
  • The “Postcard” invitation
  • The “Sitting in a Tree” invitation
  • The “Tuscany” invitation
  • The “Little Happiness” invitation
  • The “Bohème” invitation
  • The “Coral Letter” invitation
  • The “Silk” invitation
  • The “Prism” invitation
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Opening screen of the “Constellation” invitationConstellationA night ceremony by the water: an eclipse, glowing orbits, constellations, glass and warm candlelight.Opening screen of the “Marshmallow” invitationMarshmallowA scrapbook story: paper hearts, Polaroids and a card with a surprise.Opening screen of the “Chrome Evening” invitationChrome EveningRibbed metal, cinematic photographs, olive ribbons and a spinning disc. Bold typography and glitch transitions.Opening screen of the “Love Confession” invitationLove ConfessionCream paper, red declarations of love and photos in Polaroid frames.Opening screen of the “Evergreen” invitationEvergreenAn intimate evening classic: deep green, ivory, fine gold and large photos. You can edit the text and two photos right on the page.Opening screen of the “Lily” invitationLilyDeep olive and white stripes, wavy transitions, outlined lilies and handwritten headings. A calm invitation for an intimate outdoor wedding.Opening screen of the “Once Upon a Time…” invitationOnce Upon a Time…Black-and-white photos, handwritten names and a love story.Opening screen of the “Heart to Heart” invitationHeart to HeartThe couple’s own story on textured paper: Polaroid photos, deep pine green, wavy transitions and a romantic serif.Opening screen of the “Gazette” invitationGazetteA wedding front page: newspaper columns, a large photo and your story above the fold.Opening screen of the “Colors of Love” invitationColors of LoveA white seaside story: a large photo of the couple, a torn paper edge, a crisp serif, a schedule with icons and pastel dress-code brushstrokes.Opening screen of the “Watercolor” invitationWatercolorWatercolor paper, satin ribbons and a striped envelope: the bride’s name in hand lettering, burgundy headings and deep green captions.Opening screen of the “Ruby” invitationRubyA classic invitation in shades of burgundy: red roses, milk-white paper, delicate line art and a wax seal.Opening screen of the “Engraving” invitationEngravingBurgundy rose engravings, pearl paper and black-and-white photographs. Gentle reveals and timeless serif typography.Opening screen of the “Childhood” invitationChildhoodChildhood photos of the bride and groom, crayon drawings and a warm love story.Opening screen of the “Flower Garden” invitationFlower GardenWhite flowers around the invitation, a burgundy serif, a calendar with a heart and a flowing schedule for the day.Opening screen of the “Disco Ball” invitationDisco BallFloating mirror balls, taped photographs, blush accents and moving ribbons. An invitation to your brightest party.Opening screen of the “The Protocol” invitationThe ProtocolLove under arrest: official forms, mugshot-style photos, stamps and an invitation in a classified case file.Opening screen of the “Wine Envelope” invitationWine EnvelopeA burgundy envelope with a seal, a watercolor arch with swans, roses, warm paper and an RSVP form.Opening screen of the “Pearl” invitationPearlAn airy classic in ivory and sage: an oval portrait, a single lakeside venue, delicate botanicals and soft scroll animations.Opening screen of the “Through Time · Color” invitationThrough Time · ColorA cinematic dark cover, warm paper, Polaroid-style photos and a soft pastel palette.Opening screen of the “Vinyl” invitationVinylA pink party with a record on the cover: orange headings, tilted photos, sparkles and lots of dancing.Opening screen of the “Spark” invitationSparkA burgundy box with a secret, a black-and-white photo strip and handwritten notes. A little spark — a big love story.Opening screen of the “Roseraie” invitationRoseraieA dark green envelope with a gold seal, cinematic photography and an airy classic look with botanical drawings.Opening screen of the “Antique” invitationAntiqueLight textured paper, fine ink drawings, calligraphy and a classic wedding-day schedule.Opening screen of the “Postcard” invitationPostcardA hand-drawn postcard: a terracotta heart, a couple in love and warm paper details.Opening screen of the “Sitting in a Tree” invitationSitting in a TreeWarm and lively: an envelope, bunting, childhood Polaroids, a calendar, a timeline with icons, a dark well-wishes section and an RSVP form. Music plays once the envelope opens.Opening screen of the “Tuscany” invitationTuscanyAn intimate wedding among the cypresses: textured paper, a chocolate ribbon, dried flowers, a wax seal and warm editorial photography.Opening screen of the “Little Happiness” invitationLittle HappinessChildhood Polaroids, delicate headings and white flowers.Opening screen of the “Bohème” invitationBohèmeA warm beige landscape, an arched cover, golden botanicals and elegant typography. A bohemian invitation with a schedule, details and an RSVP form.Opening screen of the “Coral Letter” invitationCoral LetterWarm coral, delicate bows, hearts and childhood photographs. A tender story with soft transitions and rose-colored sections.Opening screen of the “Silk” invitationSilkA romantic wedding day at a single venue: powder-pink silk, wine accents, wavy cards, a photo collage and gentle botanical animation.Opening screen of the “Prism” invitationPrismA modern ceremony in a glass greenhouse: spectral light, liquid glass, dimensional photos and soft iridescence.
Seating & QR check-in

A place for every guest

Seat your guests on the floor plan, and on the day everyone finds their own table by scanning a QR code at the entrance — no usher with a clipboard required.

1You plan the seating: tap a guest, then an empty seat

NewlywedsA.WestonM.WestonI.ColeP.CarterTable 1M.GreenT.AdamsO.LaneA.DrakeE.OrtizD.MooreK.BellTable 3I.HayesS.LewisN.CooperD.NovakR.EvansA.FordG.SmithTable 2V.PriceO.TateP.BrooksM.WolfeJ.KempK.PorterN.SearsTable 4T.ByrdM.KuhnE.MeadL.KarpS.GrayE.KingE.ChenTable 5Z.WardB.ToddT.NolanL.Shaw

2On the day, guests find their own seats

  1. They scan the QR code

    With their phone camera, on the sign at the entrance.

  2. They type their name

    Search understands “Nastya” for “Anastasia” — and typos, too.

  3. They see their table and seat

    Plus a floor plan with their table highlighted.

ВместеWelcomeFind your seatQR code — open a sample guest pagePoint your phone camera hereOr open the sample ↗
The actual guest page for Anya and Misha’s wedding, with seat search

The actual guest page, exactly as it looks on a phone

Pricing

One price — your whole wedding

1 490 ₽

per wedding · paid once · no subscription

  • Invitation link and a personal link for every guest
  • RSVP form: answers, meals, drinks, songs
  • Seating chart on a floor plan, printable place cards
  • QR entry — guests see their table right away
  • Guest photos from the wedding and a shared album
  • Unlimited guests
Create your wedding

You can prepare your wedding without signing up or paying — you pay when you publish the invitation.

Questions & answers

We’re with you every step of the way

Here’s what couples ask us most. For everything else, the quickest answer is to try it in your account.

Create your wedding

1,490 ₽ per wedding — paid once, no subscription, unlimited guests. You can prepare everything — guest list, seating chart, invitation — without signing up or paying; you pay when you publish the invitation and send links to your guests.

No. The invitation opens in any browser from a link, and at the venue guests just scan a QR code with their phone camera. No app, no sign-up, no password — just a personal link.

The floor plan, the guest list and the table cards can all be printed in advance — the PDF is built from the same data you see on screen. Your wedding shouldn’t depend on the venue’s Wi-Fi.

Every photo goes through an AI filter: regular shots go live right away, while anything it flags as possibly 18+ waits for your approval and stays hidden from everyone until then. The day after the wedding, published photos are gathered into a shared photo album for your guests.

Yes — from an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file. The import fixes phone numbers that Excel turned into “9.15E+11” and shows you exactly what will be added before anything is saved.

Your invitation page includes a gift list: a guest marks “I’ll get this one,” so no one else gives you a second identical teapot. For guests who prefer to give money, there’s an envelope with payment details and a QR code for a transfer.

No. Your team gets its own link showing the day’s timeline and your guests’ song requests — and nothing else from your account.

Each event is kept completely separate: guests, tables, photos and links never cross over between weddings, let alone between accounts. This is checked automatically on every request.

Ten days after the wedding, your event is archived automatically: guest links, the QR code and the photo album stop working. For five more days you can download all the photos in one archive from your account; 15 days after the wedding they’re permanently deleted. Your guest list and RSVPs stay with you.

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