Your wedding invitation, free and ready to share in minutes.
Pick a design, add your names, date and place, then send one link on WhatsApp. Guests just tap it: no app, no account.
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Three steps, no design skills
Choose a design
Start with a style you love. The animated details are already in place.
Add your details
Names, date, venue and a message, one simple step at a time.
Share one lovely link
Guests can see the details, open the map, add the date and reply if you enable RSVP.
Read the full guide and feature details
What your guests see
When a guest taps your link, the invitation opens in their phone’s browser. They see your design animate, your names, the date and time, the venue and a message from you. They can open the map and add the date to their calendar. If you switched them on, they can also reply from the same page and hear the music you chose.
What you can change
Choose the design, the font style, the colours, the background and the border, and add floating icons. Put a photo above the names, or use your own picture as the background. Add a line above and below the names, a message, a “hosted by” line, and your own words, such as a dua or a blessing. If your celebration has more than one event, add each with its own date, time and place.
Your language, your occasion
Write in English, Sinhala, Tamil, Malayalam, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, French or Spanish. Choose a wedding, an engagement, a Nikkah, a housewarming, a birthday or a general celebration, and the wording on the invitation adjusts to match.
Edit it any time
When you publish, you get two links: one for your guests and a private one for you. Use the private link to fix a typo, change a venue, read the replies and download them. The same guest link shows every update.
Not sure what to write? Our guides cover Sinhala wording, Tamil wording, Nikkah wording, Poruwa and homecoming wording, housewarming wording and birthday wording, as well as how to send an invitation on WhatsApp.
Pick a design
Tap any design to start. You can switch to another one at any point while you edit.
Every design can be used for any occasion and language. Filters suggest a style; the language choice changes the sample text.
Questions people ask
Short answers to the things people ask before they start.
Is Zippite really free?
Yes. Making and sharing an invitation is free, and you don’t need to sign up. If it helped and you’d like to keep the site running, you can buy me a coffee, but that is entirely optional.
Do my guests need an app or an account?
No. Guests just tap your link and the invitation opens in their phone’s browser.
How do I send the invitation?
After you publish, you get a link. Copy it, or use the Share on WhatsApp button, and send it by WhatsApp, text message or email.
Can I change the details after I have sent it?
Yes. Open your private link, edit the invitation and save, and the same guest link shows the new version. Keep the private link safe so you can edit from any device, and let your guests know if the date or venue changes.
Can I collect replies from my guests?
Yes. Turn on “Let guests reply (RSVP)” under Extras. Guests reply inside the invitation, and you can see every reply in one list and download it as a CSV file.
Which languages can I write the invitation in?
English, Sinhala, Tamil, Malayalam, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, French and Spanish.
Can I use my own photo or music?
Yes. You can add a photo above the names or use your own photo as the background (JPG or PNG). Music is optional: choose a track from the list, or leave it off.
Can I use Zippite for events other than weddings?
Yes. You can make invitations for engagements, Nikkah ceremonies, housewarmings, birthdays and other celebrations, and the wording on the invitation adjusts to match.
Is my invitation private?
Anyone who has your guest link can open it, so share it only with the people you want to invite. Replies can only be seen with your private link.
Made by one person, kept free
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