Your wedding page is a garden party that fills up as people reply.

Every guest who says yes makes a little pixel version of themselves and takes a spot at your table. The reply and the picture are the same act.

invite you to their wedding
Saturday, the tenth of July, 2027· five o’clock
Palacete de los Olivos · a demonstration date and venue

 

Martina is coming yes

Built a pixel Martina in about twenty seconds and took a spot on the lawn.

9 of 16 have replied

a demonstration garden · sixteen invented guests

What a guest does

They open your link on their phone. No account, no app. Three things, in about a minute.

Kindly reply by the first of June

Say whether they’re coming

Yes, no, plus one, and anything you asked — dietary needs, a song request. You see the answers in one list.

Make a pixel version of themselves

Hair, skin, outfit, glasses, a flower. It takes about twenty seconds and nobody needs to be good at it.

Take a spot in your garden

Their character walks in and stands at a table. The page fills up visibly as people reply, and the finished garden is a portrait of everyone who came.

What’s on your page

The parts of a wedding website, and only those. Show the ones you want; hide the rest.

  • Your story how you met, in your words
  • The day ceremony, drinks, dinner, dancing
  • Venue & directions address, map, where to stay
  • RSVP the reply card, with the questions you choose
  • The garden everyone who’s coming, as themselves
  • Registry a link to wherever your list lives

Write your names and start

Build the page first. You only need an account when you want to save it or publish it.

invite you to their wedding
Saturday, the tenth of July, 2027· five o’clock
Palacete de los Olivos · a demonstration date and venue

 

Nothing on this page is a real wedding: the garden, the guests and the date are a demonstration. Wedmoji is new and has no customers yet, and we’d rather say so than pretend.