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Invitations worth opening
A sparkler that writes their names in the dark. A record that drops onto the platter and plays. Sealed Events turns your invitation into the first moment of the celebration, then quietly runs everything after it.
See it with your names.
Opens the real invitation, and every opening leads to one of 10 invitation designs your guests scroll through afterwards. Nothing is saved and no account is needed.
- 29 living experiences
- Unlimited guests
- The whole day, one place
Everyone gets a paper card that ends up in the recycling.
Yours arrives alive.
One subscription, the entire celebration
Everything included
Sealed Events isn't just the invitation. It's every tool you'd otherwise juggle across five sites, in one place, from your first envelope to your last dance.
Living invitations
29 cinematic experiences that open, bloom and shimmer.
Private guest links
Each household gets its own link, greeting them by name.
RSVP tracking
Headcounts, meals, songs and dietary notes, in one place.
Seating planner
Drag tables onto your floor plan, then export or print.
Guest messaging
A quiet thread per household, plus announcements to all.
Shared galleries
Guests add photos and video; you approve what goes live.
Day-of check-in
A live guest list your greeters tap at the door.
Timeline planner
Plan the day to the minute, then print or download it.
Make it yours
Colors, fonts, wording and music, even your own song.
Guest analytics
Who opened what, and when, household by household.
The directory
And everyone you need to hire Beta
Venues, photographers, florists and the rest, with prices and capacities on the page instead of behind a form. Free to browse, no account needed.
The invitation
10 invitation pages, not one page in ten colours
The page your guests scroll once the envelope has opened, with the schedule, the photographs and the reply. Any opening can lead to any of them.
The opening
29 experiences, not one template with different colors
The Molten Gold
Molten gold marbles through dark water and parts around your names, and it keeps turning wherever you stir it
The Ember Fall
Sparks fall out of the dark, gather on your names, and the letters run molten from the top down where the sparks struck them
The Stardust
A thousand gold motes swirl, gather into your monogram and hold there, and inside they orbit your hand and scatter when you click
The Garden
Touch anywhere and the garden grows out from your hand, leafing and blooming as it spreads, and inside, drifting petals part around you with one following
The Photo Booth
A photo strip feeds down with paper sway and a camera flash
The Confetti
A gilded shower of confetti drifts down under real gravity, and every tap inside pops another burst of it
The Letterpress
Type is struck into cotton paper line by line, and a raking light finds the depth of the impression
The Premiere
Letterbox titles, names that develop like film, curtains that part
The Scrapbook
Prints land on the page and develop out of the emulsion, and you can pick them up and move them
The Editorial
Oversized type, masked reveals, fashion-magazine grid shifts
The Storybook
The cover opens itself, and every chapter inks its own flourish as the page turns
The Constellation
The actual stars above them, placed correctly for their date and where they will be standing, turning slowly about the celestial pole
The Voyage
The route inks itself across the chart while the whole thing rides the swell, and the stamp lands
The Letter
A trifold letter unfolds; handwriting settles onto paper
The Nursery
Clouds drift, a balloon floats the name in on a paper tag
The Record
The record slides onto the platter, spins up to speed, and the needle settles into the groove
The Lanterns
Paper lanterns rise past one another into the night, and you can catch one, hold it, and let it go again
The Marquee
Theatre bulbs sputter alight one by one, and the odd one keeps dropping out and catching again
The Champagne
The cork goes, three glasses fill, they lean in for the toast, and the fizz keeps rising wherever your hand stirs it
The Cake
Tiers stack themselves and the candles light, guttering in the draught until a guest blows them out
The Vows
A fountain pen writes your vow line by candlelight, and the wet ink catches the flame as it guts and recovers
The Snow Globe
A lit village builds itself inside the glass, the snow you shake loose settles over it, and frost blooms under your hand and melts away
The Mehndi
Henna draws itself around the card and keeps its wet sheen, while marigolds drop and the garland stirs
The Ballroom
A chandelier lights crystal by crystal, then turns, sweeping its refracted light across the whole room
The Neon
Gas tubes catch one letter at a time and throw their light across the brick, with one segment always on its way out
The Sparkler
A sparkler writes the names in hanging light, embers cooling white to red as they fall, and inside the invitation your cursor becomes a sparkler too
The Fireworks
Tap anywhere and a shell climbs to meet you, breaking over dark water where every burst shatters into a reflection across the waves
The Aurora
Aurora light drifts over a parallax sky as your names shimmer through
The Arrivals Board
A split-flap departure board counts through the alphabet and halts on your guest’s own name, the date and the place
The honest comparison
The free wedding sites are pages. This is a moment.
A free wedding website gives your guests something to read: your photo, your date, a form. It does the job. Sealed Events does that job too, and then does the part none of them can, which is the thirty seconds before it. Your guests tap a private link and something happens in their hands.
Everything after the invitation is here as well. The RSVPs, the guest list, the seating, the messages, the shared album. It is simply not the reason to choose it.
Loved by the people who sent it
The reviews write themselves
“People replied within minutes. Half our guests texted asking how we made the envelope actually open. Worth it for that reaction alone.”
“I was dreading the RSVP chase. Everything landed in one place, meals, song requests, even dietary notes. Our caterer got a clean sheet in one click.”
“Cheaper than the paper suite we almost bought, and it did our seating, our website, and the photo gallery too. It genuinely paid for itself.”
“The seating tool alone saved us a weekend. Dragged tables around, sat families together, printed the chart for the venue. Impressive software.”
“Sent it to 140 guests from my phone. The day-of check-in on a tablet at the door felt very expensive in the best way.”
“We are not "wedding people" and this still made us feel fancy. The little wax seal breaking got an audible gasp at the reception.”
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A printed invitation suite runs $400 to $800 once you add postage, and it ends the day it's opened. Signature is your invitation, website, RSVPs, seating, messaging and galleries, for $14 a month while you are planning. A whole year of it is $168, and you can stop the month after the wedding.
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- 3 invitation experiences
- Up to 150 guests
- Up to 2 events
- Personalized RSVP links
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Everything, month to month
✦ 3-day free trial, then $14/mo
- All 29 experiences
- Unlimited guests & events
- Seating, RSVPs & day-of check-in
- Printable day-of timeline planner
- Budget & payments, with due-date reminders
- Vendor manager & comparisons
- A wedding checklist that ticks itself off
- Private guest messaging
- Shared galleries & guestbook
- Download the whole album to keep
- Analytics & no Sealed Events branding
Heirloom
$149once
Everything, kept forever
- All 29 experiences
- Everything in Signature
- No subscription, ever
- Yours forever
- Priority support from a real person
The 3-day trial unlocks everything in Signature. Cancel anytime before it ends and you're not charged. Signature then renews monthly until you cancel it; Heirloom is paid once and never renews. Draft pricing during early access.