Wedding
Three "our story" examples, and a page that plays them
Three "our story" examples you can lift, and the page that carries them: guests pull a twine bow, six frames play your photos, both names and the date, then they answer you. Free to build; €3 to send one.
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
An example on a blog is a paragraph you paste into a text box; here the same words play as six frames a guest watches to the end - and answers.
- Live since 2025
- 38 formats
- 6 languages
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This is what they get
Three "our story" examples, written to be edited
“Four years, two cities, one very stubborn cat. On [date] we make it official - and we want you in the room when we do.”
“People keep asking how we met, and the honest answer is that neither of us was looking. She reached for the last table by the window, I had already put my bag on it, and we have been arguing about that chair ever since. It ends in a wedding on [date]. Come see how it turned out.”
“Our story, briefly: we met in [year], we moved in two winters later, and on [date] we are getting married at [venue]. Everything else is in the photos.”
How it works
What they will see
- Pulls the twine bow on the kraft envelope and the titles start.
- Watches six frames: the meeting, your photos, the question, the announcement.
- Reaches the card with both names, the date and the countdown, and answers.
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 long should an "our story" be, and how much do we have to invent?
Up to 600 characters - about the three examples above, which is roughly a hundred words and takes a guest under a minute. Much less than a blank wedding-website box asks of you: the narration of the six frames comes with the format - the meeting, the years in between, the question, the announcement - and what is yours is that closing message, the photos and a caption under each one. Most couples finish it in an evening because they are editing, not starting.
How many photos does it take, and is this a whole wedding website?
Photos are required: four of them appear in the film, each with a caption of up to 80 characters. It is not a wedding platform - there is no registry, no accommodation page and no guest-list management, and the format has no venue field, so the address belongs in your message. It is one page behind one link.
Can guests reply to it?
Yes. The film ends on a details card - both names, the date, a countdown - and a question. The built-in one is "Will you join us?" with three answers, and you can replace it with up to five of your own. Their answers come back to you on the giftable, with an email for the first ones. Building and previewing is free; sending one costs €3, three cost €5 and ten cost €10.
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.
Build your story page - free to preview