An invitation with a date, a map and an RSVP
Nine kinds of invitation. One link. Every reply in one place.
Make a wedding, birthday, engagement, housewarming, baby shower, farewell or reunion invitation as its own webpage - the date, the venue, the dress code and a live RSVP, all on one readable link you can send anywhere.
Unlisted by default · opens on any phone · 23 languages
A JPEG of an invitation card compresses in WhatsApp, cannot be added to a calendar and cannot tell you who is coming. An invitation page carries the same design and then does the three things the image never could: it opens the map, it adds itself to their calendar, and it takes their reply.
Nine shapes are ready to use, covering a birthday, a party, a wedding, an engagement, a baby shower, a housewarming, an anniversary party, a farewell and a reunion. Give the AI a few clues about the evening and it writes the wording in the language you choose, in the tone the occasion needs.
Date, time, venue, map link, dress code and RSVP-by all live on one card above the message. Nothing important is more than one screen from the top on a phone.
The page builds a real calendar entry from your start and end times, so the event lands in their week rather than in a screenshot they will never find again.
Coming, trying to make it, or cannot come - plus a guest count and a line for them. It arrives in your inbox the moment they press send.
9 to choose from
Nine invitation shapes. They differ in wording and decoration, not in what the page does - every one carries the event card and the RSVP.
An online invitation is worth making when the guest list lives across four group chats and three cities. Add the couple or the birthday name, the date and time, the venue with a Google Maps link, the dress code and an RSVP-by date; add the functions if there is more than one evening. Every guest opens the same link on their phone, taps a calendar button, and answers coming, maybe or cannot make it. You get a readable list instead of a scroll of replies.
The event card sits above the words, because someone opening an invitation wants the date before the prose. The RSVP sits below them, once they have read why they are being asked. Their answer, their guest count and their note come straight back to you by email.
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Make it easy to say yes
An invitation has a job to do, and the page does most of it for you. What is left is the part only you can write: why this evening matters and why you want this particular person in the room. Everything below is about protecting that part from the logistics.
The card below your message already shows the date, the time, the venue and the map. Use the opening lines for the part that cannot be printed on a card. Repeating the address in the message makes the whole page read like a form.
Most guests open an invitation on a phone while doing something else. A Google Maps link turns finding the venue into one tap, and the add-to-calendar button turns remembering the date into none. Both fields are optional, and both are the difference between a yes and a maybe.
An RSVP-by date gives people a reason to answer now instead of later. Set it far enough ahead that you can still change the catering. Then close with one line that makes replying feel easy rather than obligatory.
Yes. Every invitation template carries a live RSVP: coming, trying to make it, or cannot come, with a guest count and an optional note. The reply is emailed to you as it lands and stays visible on the page.
An image cannot collect replies. This is a page, so the date, time, venue and map stay readable on any phone, and guests answer on the page itself instead of in four separate group chats.
Yes. The wedding invitation has a functions list - mehendi, haldi, pheras or anything else - each with its own day, time and place, plus a separate line for the muhurat.
Yes. It is one web page, so it opens in whatever browser your guest already has. There is nothing to install and no account for them to make.
Yes. The card offers a Google Calendar link and a downloadable calendar file, built from the start and end times you entered so nothing is guessed.
Yes. Choose from 23 languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali and romanised Hinglish, and the wording is written in the one you pick.
It is unlisted. It carries a noindex instruction, it is never added to the public sitemap, and only people you send the link to can open it.
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The AI drafts from the names, tone and details you provide. You review and edit every word before the page is created.
Created pages are excluded from Krapton’s sitemap and marked noindex. They are not password-protected by default, so anyone with the link can open them.
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