The Wedding Invitation

One link that lives, from the save‑the‑date to the thank‑you.

One link for your whole celebration: it opens like a sealed letter, every guest reads it in their own language, and its melody is made for the two of you. Make it together in five minutes, for free; pay once, when you send it.

Try it with your names

Make it yours

Free to build. The names stay in this browser until you begin.

Free to build

Sample
Touch the seal. Turn the sound on, if you can.

Choose your look

Every look is a real invitation you can open now, just as your guests will. Preview one, then begin with it.

What every invitation keeps

  1. It moves people.

    A wax seal the guest cracks, a melody made for the two of you, names written in ink, a line meant only for each household.

  2. It is right.

    The day as it really happens, the words families would say, calendars kept honestly, the women's hall shown only to the families you invite to it, and scripture only if you choose it, always still and in silence.

  3. It is private.

    A link per household, and no guest sees another. Replies go only to you and those helping you. No names in link previews unless you both say yes, and everything is deleted on a date printed before you pay.

Free to build

Begin your invitation

How it compares

What a celebration like yours typically costs elsewhere, for 250 guests where the price depends on the count.

  • Designer-made, 4–7 daysCA$310–690typical, October 2026
  • Per-guest platforms, 250 guestsCA$190–700typical, October 2026
  • Done-for-you templates with a form for repliesCA$50–130typical, October 2026
  • The Wedding Invitation, made by you in five minutesFree to build

How it works

  1. Make it together

    Five minutes, on a phone, for free. Both of you can work on it from your own phones.

  2. Send it once

    Free to build

  3. One link, then gone

    One link lives from the save-the-date to the thank-you, then it is deleted on a date we show you before you pay.

One invitation, made start to finish, in a minute

Questions

Do our guests need an app or an account?

No. Each guest gets a link and opens it in their phone's browser.

Can each family see only its own invitation?

Yes. Each family has its own personal link and never sees another's. Women's and men's events are shown only to the families you tick for them.

Which languages?

English, Arabic and French. Each guest reads the whole invitation in one of them, and can switch among the languages you publish.

Is the music really ours?

Most of it is composed by the page itself for your invitation; a few recorded pieces are offered with their makers' written permission, and credited on the invitation. Never a song you add, never a recording used without permission. Soft birdsong plays by default, and silence is one tap.

Can a parent make it?

Yes. Whoever holds the page can build and send it, and both partners can work on it from their own phones. When the faith question is asked, the couple answer it together.

Can you make it for us?

Almost. When you begin, paste the words of your invitation, or add a photo of your card, and your names, your day and your places are filled in for you. You look it over, choose a look and send it. If you'd still rather we did it, write to support@amanina.ca.

Can we change it after sending?

Yes, until the first event starts. Guests invited to a changed event see “Updated” beside it.

What does it cost, and can we get a refund?

Building and previewing are free, and the price is shown before you send. You get a full refund within 14 days of paying as long as no guest has opened the link, or if it is not live within 24 hours. Opening it yourself from your private page (See it as a guest) does not count; opening it from a message does, even on your own phone.

Who sees our replies, and what happens after the wedding?

Only you, and whoever holds your private page. We never message a guest. Thirty days after your last event the link closes and every reply is deleted; the rest is deleted ninety days after it.

Your names, your languages, your day.

Every family's traditions, said the way they would say them.

Begin your invitation