RSVPs that collect themselves
Every accept and decline arrives instantly, named and dated. No spreadsheet, no group chat, no chasing your uncle.
Send one beautiful link instead of a hundred envelopes. Guests RSVP in a tap, and you watch the answers arrive without chasing a single person.
One private link · Opens in any browser · From $6.99
You are invited
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Printing, addressing and posting invitations is expensive, slow, and only the start — then comes the chasing. A DateCloser wedding invitation is one link you send however you like: it opens instantly on any phone, tells your story, shows the venue and the time, and lets every guest accept or decline with a single tap. Every answer lands in your dashboard and your inbox the moment it comes in, so your guest list keeps itself up to date. Add a countdown to the day, a gallery, and a link to your registry, and the whole thing takes an evening rather than a month.
Every accept and decline arrives instantly, named and dated. No spreadsheet, no group chat, no chasing your uncle.
Refined themes, real typography and your own photos — an invitation that feels like the day it is announcing.
No printer, no proofs, no postage. Build it this evening and send it before you go to bed.
None of this is complicated, but it changes how the page reads.
Date, place and time in the first screen. Everything else can come after.
One tap to directions saves you fifty “where exactly is it?” messages.
A countdown to the reply-by date gets answers in far faster than a polite reminder.
A bunch is $30 and dead by Friday.
Every plan: all themes and effects, photos, music, instant alerts, no watermark.
Free to build — you only pay when you publish.
You could send it tonight.
Build yours freeFree to build · $6.99 to publish · Yours forever
Increasingly they are the norm — they arrive instantly, cost nothing to send, and make replying effortless. Many couples send a digital invitation to everyone and post a printed keepsake to a handful of guests who would appreciate one.