Maya&Daniel
invite you to celebrate their wedding
Tuesday, February 23, 2027
Chuppah at 7:30 PM
Olive Grove Gardens, Tel Aviv
The invitation that speaks both your languages.
Type your names and pick a paper, or bring the design you already have, and send one link that your guests open in Hebrew, in English or in both.
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Seal it. Send it.
Sealing gives you one link to send on WhatsApp, a QR code for anything you print, and a private link to change it later.
What your guests get
- The invitation
- Your card, or your own design, sharp on every phone.
- Save the date
- Google, Outlook or Apple calendar, in one tap.
- Directions
- Waze or Google Maps straight to the venue. Nobody calls to ask.
- A gift
- Your Bit or PayBox link, if you want one.
- Both languages
- Every word, date and direction right, in Hebrew and in English.
- A reply card
- They tell you if they're coming, and how many. You see every reply.
- The day itself
- On the day, the invitation opens with the time, the place and the way there.
- Their table
- They find their own table by name, from your seating list.
- The album
- From the day itself, they add their photos to the invitation for everyone to see.
- Watch live
- Far away? They watch it live from the invitation, with a stream link you add.
What you get
- Every reply in one place
- Who's coming and how many, special meals and songs for the dance floor, the new ones marked.
- A link for each household
- Each guest on your list gets a link of their own, addressed to them, and you see who opened it.
- Seating
- Paste your seating chart: guests find their table, and you print the entrance list.
- Gifts
- A private list of who gave what, ready for the thank-you notes.
- On paper too
- A printed invitation for guests without a smartphone, and a sign for the venue.
- After the day
- A thank-you on the invitation, and every guest photo in one download.