
Ivory
Mayar & Mohamed
A late-summer wedding in Cairo. Warm paper, olive type, botanical detail.
Wedding invitations
A wedding invitation that opens like a moment — with your names, your date and your photographs. Build it in about a minute, look at the real thing, and pay only when you want to share it.
No card and no account. Your invitation is in your hands before you spend anything.
Build it and see it with your names before deciding.
Not indexed, no ads, and no account for your guests.
Which is where every one of your guests will open it.
One engine, different registers. Open either of them — these are complete, working invitations, not pictures of invitations.

Ivory
Mayar & Mohamed
A late-summer wedding in Cairo. Warm paper, olive type, botanical detail.

Amber
Nour & Hassan
An evening wedding, lit by candles. Deep, warm and cinematic after dark.
Three registers — warm paper, candlelight, or editorial black and white. You can change your mind later.
Six fields, and that is the entire form. No account, no card, no commitment.
Your real invitation opens with your names on it, in about a minute. Free, and yours to look at as long as you like.
Pay once when it is right. One private link goes to every guest, and replies come back to you.
Not a list of features for the sake of a list. Each of these exists because a guest asks about it or a couple has to chase it.
Guests reply inside the invitation. You watch the numbers as they arrive, and export them when you need a seating plan.
Counting down in the guest’s own time zone, so nobody has to do the arithmetic.
One tap opens directions. The address is also there in plain text, for the people who prefer it.
A gallery inside the invitation, lazy-loaded so it stays quick on a phone at the end of the month.
A calendar card that adds the day to Google Calendar or downloads as an .ics file for everything else.
The messages guests leave when they reply, collected in one place. Yours to keep afterwards.
A schedule so guests know when to arrive, when to be seated, and when dinner is.
A private control link, only yours. Change a time or swap a photograph and the live invitation updates at once.
One payment for the wedding, not a subscription. Building and previewing your invitation costs nothing.
$19
or EGP 950 — one payment
One theme, beautifully done, with everything a guest needs.
$30
or EGP 1,500 — one payment
Everything guests reply to — RSVP, wishes and your photographs.
$52
or EGP 2,600 — one payment
Tailored art direction, with us alongside you until it is right.
Features marked “coming soon” are part of the package and will switch on for you at no extra cost when they ship. Everything else is available today.
No. You build the invitation and see it live, with your own names on it, before any money is involved. Payment is what publishes it and turns on RSVP — not what shows it to you.
Inside the invitation. They tap through to the RSVP section, say whether they are coming and how many they are bringing, and can leave you a message. They do not need an account.
Yes. The link never changes, so you can move a time or add a photograph after it has gone out and every guest sees the update the next time they open it.
By InstaPay transfer. You send the transfer, upload the confirmation, and we check it against the account by hand before publishing. It is usually the same day.
No. Invitations are set not to be indexed by default, and there is nothing on the page that identifies your address to anyone who has not been sent the link.
Switch it from your control panel on the Complete and Royal packages, as many times as you like, without losing anything you have written.
Build it now and look at it properly. Decide about paying afterwards.
Create your invitation — free