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Online invitations with RSVP

Online invitations connect a polished guest link with a practical reply form, helping couples collect confirmations and planning details faster.

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149 PLN one-time · no subscription · ready in 5 minutes

A link in a message or a QR code on paper
Guest access without creating an account
The invitation leads straight to RSVP

A link for invited guests

Guests receive a simple address where they find the website, all the details, and the RSVP form. The link can be sent in a message or printed as a QR code on a paper invitation, so it reaches both friends on a messenger and older relatives. There is no account to create and nothing to install - the invitation opens like a regular web page.

  • send by message
  • QR code on paper
  • access without an account
Elegant wedding invitation with a link for guests

Orderly replies

The invitation leads straight to the form, and the guest's reply lands on the guest list at once. The couple does not copy confirmations from texts and phone calls, but sees them in one place along with meals, allergies, and plus-ones. That way, at any point, they know how many guests have confirmed and who still has not replied.

  • RSVP status
  • plus-ones
  • meals and allergies

How to send online invitations

Match the delivery to the relationship: closest family get a personal message, friends a link on a messenger, and older relatives a QR code on paper or a phone call with help from someone younger. What matters is that every route leads to the same page.

  • a personal message for closest family
  • a messenger link for friends
  • a QR code for guests with paper invitations
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Frequently asked questions

Yes, and in Poland it is the most popular model. The paper invitation remains a keepsake and a gesture of respect for guests, while a small QR code or short link in the corner leads to the website with the form. Print shops add the code to the design without any trouble. Guests still receive an elegant invitation in hand, but they reply online, so confirmations flow into one list instead of two phones.

No. An online invitation opens like a regular web page: the guest clicks the link or scans the code and immediately sees the details and the reply form. There is no registration, no passwords, and no app to install, so older guests use it without trouble. If the couple wants to limit access, they can enable a simple password printed on the paper invitation.

The classic rule of thumb is about three months before the wedding, or even earlier for a peak-season date or many out-of-town guests. Sending the link with the invitation starts collecting confirmations immediately instead of waiting for phone calls. Set the reply deadline 3-4 weeks before the reception and send one polite reminder to those who miss it.

In our case, online invitations are part of the wedding website with a one-time payment of 149 PLN, with no subscription and no per-guest fees. That is a meaningful difference from printed invitations, where the cost grows with every extra copy, and from services that charge a monthly fee. The link and RSVP form work for the whole guest list at the same price, whether you invite fifty people or two hundred. Many couples pair an online invitation with a small paper touch as a keepsake. Go to checkout.

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