Nine designer themes, and a site built from the sections your occasion actually needs — a story, a gallery, a timeline and an RSVP form guests answer on the page itself. $14.99 once, for that event. No subscription, no per-guest fees, unlimited RSVPs, and you build the whole thing free and pay only when you publish it.
A wedding website earns its place by answering the questions guests would otherwise text you. The story section carries how you met, told properly rather than crammed onto a card. The timeline lays out the day — ceremony at four, dinner at six, first dance at nine — so nobody arrives at the wrong time. The gallery holds the engagement photographs. The RSVP form collects meal choices, dietary requirements and party sizes in one place, and the links field takes your gift registry.
Classic is the safe, timeless choice. Garden suits a spring or outdoor ceremony. Rustic fits a barn, a farm or anything with wood and warmth in it.
The same five sections do corporate work without being rebuilt. For a product launch, the story section becomes the story of what you built, the hero takes a video of the product itself, the timeline becomes the agenda, and the RSVP form gives you a headcount the venue will ask for. For a non-profit fundraiser, gala or fund drive, the story section carries the cause, the gallery shows the work it has paid for, the timeline marks impact across the year, and because you write your own link labels, one of them can simply say Donate.
For a conference, summit or team offsite it is the run-of-show that matters: the timeline becomes the schedule, the gallery introduces speakers or the team, and the RSVP collects dietary requirements the caterer needs. Modern is the default for anything corporate. Noir suits an evening event with a dress code. Celestial suits an awards night or a gala dinner.
Anniversaries are the occasion nobody builds for. Wedding tools are everywhere and corporate event platforms are priced for companies, but a 25th or a 50th gets a group chat and a paper card — despite being exactly the kind of milestone families travel for and spend on. The structure here happens to suit it better than the occasion it was designed around.
The story section carries the years rather than a single day. The gallery spans decades, which is the part guests linger on. The timeline marks the milestones — the wedding, the children, the move, the retirement. The RSVP form handles a family guest list with children's numbers and dietary needs. Classic suits a formal dinner, Celestial an evening reception, Boho something more relaxed in a garden.
All nine designs are included, among them the two the sections above do not cover: Minimal, which is deliberately quiet and is what hosts choose for a memorial, and Tropical, which is built for birthdays and summer parties. Every theme is included in the same $14.99 and you can switch between them whenever you like.
Every theme carries the same capabilities: a hero background video in MP4, MOV or WebM up to 500 MB, an AI story rewrite, a gallery of up to ten photos or clips, a timeline, an RSVP form with party sizes and dietary notes, up to three links with labels you write yourself, and your own event URL live for a year after the event date.
Classic, Garden and Rustic suit weddings; Modern, Noir and Celestial suit launches, fundraisers and conferences; Classic, Celestial and Boho suit anniversaries. A theme is a visual style rather than an event category, so nothing stops you using Tropical for a corporate summer party if that is the feeling you want.
Yes. All nine are included and switching re-styles the content you have already written rather than asking you to start again. If your site is already live, the builder asks you to confirm first, because guests see the change immediately.
$14.99 once for that event — not a subscription, no charge per guest and no cap on replies. You build the whole site free and pay only at the point you publish it.
Yes. Choosing a theme, writing every section and previewing the finished page are all free. The $14.99 is charged when you publish, so you see exactly what you are buying first.
No. The theme decides the layout, the type and the colours, so there is no canvas, no grid and nothing to align. You fill in the sections and it is laid out for you.
Yes, and the sections map onto them neatly. The story section becomes the cause or the product, the timeline becomes the agenda or run-of-show, the gallery becomes speakers or past work, and the links field takes a donation page or a registration form because you write the labels yourself.
It is one of the things the structure suits best. The story section carries the years, the gallery spans decades of photographs, and the timeline marks the milestones. Anniversaries are far less well served than weddings by most tools, and the same $14.99 applies.
Yes. The RSVP form is part of the page, so guests never get sent elsewhere. Responses arrive on your dashboard with party sizes, dietary notes and messages, and you can export the list as a CSV.
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