Christening
A christening invitation your guests break the seal on
A sealed envelope with their name on it: the wax cracks open on the date, the church, the address for after, and an answer each guest taps back to you. Free to build and preview, €3 to send.
No account needed to start
Write it your way
Write every line yourself, or let the AI writing helper draft one for you.
€3 once to send
Building and previewing are free. Sending costs €3 one-time - 3 for €5, 10 for €10 - and never renews.
One private link
They open it in any browser on any phone. Nothing to install, no account for them.
Live demo
Wax Seal Envelope is the quiet one: a name, a seal, the details, and the answer - no music and no confetti.
- Live since 2025
- 38 formats
- 6 languages
4.9/5 from early users
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This is what they get
What to write on a christening invitation
“We are having Marta christened on Sunday 12 October at St Mary’s, 11am, with lunch at ours afterwards. We would love you there.”
“Small service, short, followed by far too much food. 3 May, 12 noon. No presents - just come.”
“We would like you with us the day Leo is christened. The church holds sixty, so please tell us either way.”
How it works
What they will see
- Taps the red wax seal on a closed envelope addressed to them by name.
- The wax cracks: your names, message, date, venue and a countdown to the day.
- Answers “We’d love to come” or another option, and can resend it on WhatsApp.
Pick the format and fill it in
Names, your message, and the details this format uses - a date, a place, wishes or a few photos. No account needed to start.
Preview it as they will see it
The live preview runs the real page: opening ritual, reveal, and the closing question. Building and previewing is free.
Send the link
Sending one giftable costs €3 (3 for €5, 10 for €10). It opens in any browser with no app, and their answer comes back to your dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How much detail goes on a christening invitation?
The four things a guest cannot guess: the date, the church, the time the service starts, and where everyone goes afterwards. Dress code only if there is one. Everything else - godparents, hymns, the christening gown - belongs on the day itself, not the invitation.
Can older relatives open it?
They tap a link, tap the wax seal, and read. No app, no account, no printing, and it can be forwarded on WhatsApp by whoever is helping them. If someone really wants paper, the page prints from their browser.
How do we collect replies?
Each guest answers on the envelope and it comes back to you as a list, so you can give the caterer a number instead of counting messages. Building and previewing is free; sending one invitation is €3, or 3 for €5.
Made to feel personal
More like opening a gift. Less like reading an e-card.
Your real memories
Photos and words from your relationship, arranged as a small story.
A moment of discovery
Scratch, tap, and swipe interactions slow the moment down in a good way.
Their answer comes back
Their answer to the closing question lands in your dashboard.
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Ready when you are
Make the message feel like a moment.
Start with the photos already on your phone. You can edit every word before anything is sent.
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