RSVP that lands in one list
Guests reply with a name, a headcount, and a meal note. You read one list instead of counting text messages.
Choose a template, add your details, and publish. Guests open one link, read everything, and reply from their phone.

The invitation is the website. There is no landing screen, no login, and nothing between the link and your wedding.

The wedding of
James&Emily


A letter from our hearts
James&Emily
Sealed Letter, one of six covers
You send a link. It opens in the browser they already have, on a phone or a laptop, with no account and no download.
On the scroll templates the envelope lifts or the paper wrap falls away as they read, and your names are underneath.
Date, venue, schedule, dress code, and directions sit on the same page, so nobody digs through a group chat.
The RSVP form is a few lines further down. Replies land while your guests are still looking at the invitation.
You send a link. It opens in the browser they already have, on a phone or a laptop, with no account and no download.
On the scroll templates the envelope lifts or the paper wrap falls away as they read, and your names are underneath.
Date, venue, schedule, dress code, and directions sit on the same page, so nobody digs through a group chat.
The RSVP form is a few lines further down. Replies land while your guests are still looking at the invitation.
The cover sets the tone before anyone reads a word. Start with Classic Romance for free, or explore the full collection for your wedding.
Switch a section off and it leaves the site entirely. Guests never scroll past an empty heading.
Guests reply with a name, a headcount, and a meal note. You read one list instead of counting text messages.

Every part of the day with a time and an address.
A quiet counter to the date, for the templates that want one.
A registry link, or a short list of ways to send something, in your wording.

Your photos in a stacked reel, sized for a phone first.
Six covers, from a plain typographic card to a wax seal that turns as the page scrolls.
Names, date, venue, schedule, photos, and the wording you want at the top of the invitation.
The site goes live at its own address. Edit anything afterwards and the link your guests have stays the same.
vovai.app/hana-and-ken
Classic Romance is completely free for your wedding. Explore all designs on the website and build your invitation in the app.
No. They open the link and read it. The RSVP form asks for a name, an email, and a headcount, and nothing else.
Yes. Edit any detail and the live site updates. The address your guests already have stays the same.
Every layout is built for a phone first. The scroll animations fall back to a still cover when a device asks for reduced motion.
Several templates also cover anniversaries, birthdays, and baby showers.
A question about a template, a date, or something the page does not answer. We read every note.

Open the sample the way a guest would, then pick the template that sounds like your wedding.