How to send an invitationas a link
Your invitation gets its own web address, and that link is all your guests need.
Instead of printing cards or attaching a PDF, you send a link that opens your complete invitation in the browser. This guide covers creating the link, sending it on WhatsApp or by email, what your guests see when they open it, and what happens if plans change after you have sent it.
one link for every guest
What is an invitation link?
An invitation link is a web address that belongs to your invitation alone. Opening it shows the whole invitation in the browser: your texts and photos, the schedule, and an RSVP form where guests reply on the spot.
A photo or PDF in the group chat is fixed once it is sent. A link is not. You can change details later, all replies collect in one place, and your guests do not have to download or install anything.
Step by step
Four steps from draft to sent invitation
This is how you get from an empty draft to your guests' replies.
Design your invitation
Pick a design for your occasion, then edit the texts, photos, colors, and sections in the editor.
Copy your link
Every invitation gets its own web address. Copy it with one click. That link is the only thing you send.
Share the link
Paste it into WhatsApp, an email, iMessage, or a text message. Send it to each guest individually, to the group chat, or both.
Watch the replies come in
Guests accept or decline on the invitation itself. Each answer shows up in your dashboard as soon as it is sent, including guest counts and meal choices if you ask for them.
What do your guests see?
Your guests tap the link and the invitation opens in their browser, on a phone or a laptop. They do not need an app or an account. They scroll through it like a small website, with your photos, the animations, and every detail of your celebration.
The RSVP form is at the end. Replying takes a few seconds and the answer goes straight to you. Guests do not need your phone number or a group chat to reply.
And if something changes?
A link stays the same when the content behind it changes. If the start time moves or the venue changes, update the invitation and everyone who has the link sees the new version. You do not have to send a correction to every guest.
The same link works for any celebration. For weddings, the digital wedding invitation shows what a finished card looks like. With the online invitation with RSVP, the link also collects your guests' replies.
One link instead of a hundred envelopes.
Want to look around first?
Browse our examples and open each design the way your guests will see it.
Good to know
The questions people ask about invitation links
What the link looks like in a chat, how long it lives, and how you share it.