Design photos
Cover photo. Appears in the polaroid on the left of the red envelope at the start of the invitation.
Guide
See where every field appears.
Compare the editor with the invitation, using real screenshots of Hoàng Phong & Tú Linh’s Burgundy Red invitation.
EDITOR → INVITATION
Connect each field to its place
Choose a chapter and a field. The left screenshot shows where to enter it; the right shows what guests see.
4Matching red numbers identify the same content in both screenshots.
Envelope & invitation
Greeting. “Trân trọng kính mời” appears below the couple’s names on the cover, and on the opening screen of the general invitation link.
Personal guest links
Guest list. One guest per line. “Cô Lan” appears on the opening screen of her personal link. The editor preview uses the first guest. Save, then copy each link from My invitations → Guest links.
The couple
Groom’s full name. Enter the full name. Burgundy Red uses the nickname (9) on its cover; if that is blank, it derives a short name from this field. This design has no separate full-name line.
Families
Groom’s father. Appears after “Ông” in the groom’s family column. Enter the name without adding the title.
Ceremonies
Ceremony type. Sets the heading, such as “Lễ ăn hỏi”. Choosing another type reveals a custom-name field. Each added ceremony creates a similar entry.
Reception
Reception date. Creates the large day number and month/year line. The weekday and lunar date are calculated automatically; the date is also repeated on the cover.
Dress code
Dress code title. Sets the heading above the color palette.
Wedding timeline
Timeline title. Appears above the schedule, such as “Lịch trình buổi lễ”.
Countdown & calendar
Countdown date. Marks the wedding date on the calendar. This is a separate countdown/calendar setting; check that it agrees with your reception date.
Your story
Your story. Appears below the story heading and above the stationery photographs.
Wedding album
Wedding album. Uploaded photos appear in a horizontal album. Tap to enlarge. This is separate from the three design photo slots and requires Diamond.
Wedding gifts
Groom’s bank. Appears after opening the Groom envelope and is used to generate its transfer QR code.
Guestbook
Guestbook. Enables the guest wish form. The editor list is for moderation; only approved wishes appear publicly. This preview shows the form’s position.
RSVP
RSVP. Enables the guest name, attendance and party-size form. Response lists and totals in the editor are private to the owner. Available from Gold.
Music
Background music. The track plays through the floating round button. Its title is not printed on the invitation. Guests can toggle playback; browsers may require a tap first.
Thank you
Thank-you message. Appears below “Thank you” at the end of the invitation.
Example: Hoàng Phong & Tú Linh · Burgundy Red · Diamond. Positions are specific to this design. Use each section’s switch to show or hide it. Pictured details and bank accounts are examples. Screenshots capture this invitation at one point in time and do not change when the saved invitation is edited later.
3 steps from an idea to an invitation
Try the editor before signing in. When you are ready, sign in and select Save & Create link to save the invitation to your account.
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Choose a template
Explore 60+ templates and try a working invitation before choosing the style for your wedding.
Find your style
Open Templates and filter by plan, style or color, or search for a template by name.
Open the live preview
Open a template’s details and preview. Scroll through the envelope, photos, ceremony and reception sections on both a phone and a computer.
Check photos and plan features
Free templates have no personal photo slots; Gold templates have 1–3. Photo albums require the Diamond plan. Review the features and pricing before choosing.
Start editing
Select Use this template to open the editor. You can enter your content and preview it before signing in.
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Add your details and preview
Enter your wedding details, add photos and review each section before creating a link for your guests.
Couple and family details
Enter the couple’s full names and optional nicknames for the envelope. Check parents’ names and how each family is addressed.
Separate ceremony and reception details
Enter the date, time and place for each ceremony and the reception in their own sections. Check the reception Directions button and review every ceremony separately.
Add photos to the right slots
Choose cover and couple photos for the template’s slots. Photos upload as soon as you pick them, even before you sign in. With Diamond, add a wedding album. Preview to check that faces are not cropped and text stays readable.
Complete optional sections
Add your story, timeline, music, thank-you message or gift details as needed. Use each section’s switch to hide anything you do not want to show.
Review the invitation
Open Preview and check phone and desktop layouts. Review spelling, dates, photos, music and maps. If you used sample data, replace all example details before sharing.
Prepare this first
Gather these before opening the editor and you'll finish the whole invitation in one go.
About you two
- Full names and nicknames of the bride and groom
- Both sets of parents' names
- A short story about the two of you
- A portrait photo in portrait orientation
Ceremony and reception
- Date and time of each family ceremony
- Date, time and address of the reception
- Google Maps link for the reception venue
- The timeline for the day
Photos and music
- Photos for your template’s slots; an album if using Diamond
- A clear cover photo with space for text
- Choose music from the library if desired
Guests
- Your guest list, split into groups
- A tailored invitation line per group
- Bank details for wedding gifts
A final check before sharing
Check it on a phone
Open the link on a phone to check text size, photo cropping and buttons. Ask someone to double-check names, dates and times.
Attach a map link
One tap opens Google Maps. Add the street number and district for guests travelling from out of town.
Test the music
Try opening the envelope and using the music control on a phone. The browser may need a tap before audio can play.
Print the QR code
Older relatives still get a paper invitation, while the map and timeline stay up to date.
Start with a template
Choose a design and try the editor for free. Upgrade the same invitation if you need more features.