Your invitation,
sent as one link.
One link that opens beautifully on any phone, in eight languages, and is still right after the venue moves. Everything your guests need is on it — and so is their reply.
- ✦No app for guests
- ✦Eight languages
- ✦Free to build
You approve the print run six weeks out — and then something changes.
Two ways to invite them.
- A print run you approve once and can never correct.
- Addresses, stamps and ninety envelopes.
- A phone number at the bottom for the questions.
- Waiting for reply cards to come back in the post.
- A page you can still edit at eleven at night.
- One link, by message or email, or a QR code on a card.
- Directions, times, dress code and FAQ on the page itself.
- Replies landing in your dashboard as your guests read it.
Ready in an evening.
- 01
Pick a design
Three classic designs and five full-screen Story designs. Your colours, your photos, and any of it editable later.
- 02
Claim your link
bridecard.co/yournames, yours to choose. Add a PIN if you would rather the page only opened for people you gave it to.
- 03
Send it
One link by message or email — or a QR code for the table cards. Guests open it in the browser they already have.
Open, read, and reply.
Before you ask.
What if something changes?
Edit the page. The link you already sent is right again — no reprint, no correction card, nobody holding the old version.
Will it look right on my aunt's phone?
Yes. It is a web page, not an app, built for a phone first, and it opens in whatever browser she already has.
Can strangers find it?
Only if you let them. Put a PIN on the page and it opens for the guests you gave it to, and nobody else.
Tell your story
Mix the sections that tell your wedding's story — RSVP, gallery, timeline, menu and more — each in the style and theme you love.
One link. Every part of the day.
All the features you need for your big day, together in one simple place.
Digital invitation
Three handcrafted themes in your colours, editable any time.
RSVPs & guests
Replies, plus-ones and song requests in one list.
Table planner
Drag guests into their seats, then export the day-of chart.
Photo gallery
Guests upload to one shared album, straight from their phones.
Guest polls
Ask the room — first dance, chicken or fish — and tally the votes.
Budget tracker
Live totals across vendors, deposits and what's left to pay.
Gift wishlist
Add gifts you'd love; guests reserve them so nothing doubles up.
Food menu
Share the courses and flag allergens before anyone asks.
Venues & maps
Ceremony and reception with directions and nearby hotels.
Checklist
A wedding to-do list with reminders so nothing slips.
QR code
A scannable code for tables and signage — passcode optional.
Dress code
Share the colour palette and what to wear — plus what to skip.
Guestbook
Guests leave a note — your wedding book, kept forever.
Passcode lock
Keep the page private behind a PIN only your guests know.
Countdown & more
Live countdown, a welcome note, your story, the itinerary and FAQ.
Real couples, real feedback.
Here's what couples have to say about planning their day with bridecard.
Honestly so much easier than I expected. We sent the link round and the replies just came in on their own — I didn't have to chase anyone.
It looked really lovely, and it actually felt like us. A few guests messaged just to say how nice it was.
The gift list made everything so much easier. Everyone just picked something and that was that — no awkward questions.
We're not very techy, but we got the whole thing set up in one evening with no trouble at all.
Having all the guest photos in one place afterwards was the best part. We saw so many moments we'd missed on the day.
RSVPs, Photos, Wishlist, Polls, Menu, Timeline, Dress code, Guestbook
Send something worth opening.
Build the page for free and see how it looks with your names on it. You only pay if you decide to keep the paid features.
The invitation itself is free. Paid plans start at €39 — once, not a subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about digital wedding invitations.
Your invitation lives at a personal link — and optionally behind a QR code — that you share with guests. When they open it, they see all your wedding details and can RSVP right there.
Absolutely. You can add your own photos, pick your accent colour, and write a personal message. You can also include a countdown, a photo gallery, and polls — things paper simply can't do.
They tap the RSVP button, enter their name, choose attending or not, and optionally add how many people they're bringing and any notes. That's it.
We've kept the guest-facing side very simple. If someone needs a hand, you can always RSVP on their behalf yourself — the system lets you add and manage responses manually.
No email needed. Guests just need the link or QR code. Share it however works best — a text message, WhatsApp, or printed on a card.

