Sivooy

Your Celebration
Starts Here.

Not a flyer in a group chat. A sealed envelope your guests break open on their phone, with the invitation playing inside.

Make yours free

Free to design. $9 to send.

Go on, break the seal.

No two look alike.

Three made in the last month. Same builder, nothing in common.

A quinceañera invitation for Mariella, blush pink with gold florals
Quinceañera · blush and gold
A wedding invitation for Ana and Diego, navy with white roses
Wedding · navy and cream
A seventh birthday invitation with balloons, confetti and a cake
Birthday · bright and loud

Every one of these started as the same six questions.

Four steps, about a minute.

  1. Answer six questions

    The occasion, who it is for, when, where, the language, the look. Leave anything blank and it stays out.

  2. It writes and designs itself

    Wording, fonts, colours, slides and a closing screen — laid out for you, then yours to change.

  3. Paste your guest list

    Everyone gets their own link. Greeted by name, said goodbye to by name.

  4. Send it and watch the replies

    WhatsApp, Messages, a QR code or a video. Answers come back with names and headcounts attached.

Made for the parties people actually throw.

In English and Spanish, because most guest lists need both — and anywhere in the world, because a link does not care where it lands.

Quinceañera invitations

Mis quince años

Damas and chambelanes, the padrinos, the vals, the salón. Written in Spanish or English, with the whole court greeted by name.

Wedding invitations

Bodas

Ceremony and reception, dress code, hotel block, registry. One link per household, and the replies come back with headcounts.

Birthday invitations

Cumpleaños

From a seventh birthday with a piñata to a fiftieth with a band. A countdown to the day and a money-tree button if you want one.

Baptism and first communion

Bautizo y primera comunión

The church, the time, the padrinos, and the comida afterwards — laid out so nobody has to ask twice.

Graduation invitations

Graduaciones

The ceremony, the tickets, the party after. Easy to send to a long list of family at once.

Maria Lopez, 4
José Peña, 2
The Garcia Family, 6

Maria opens hers and taps RSVP:

Count me in! (Maria Lopez, 4 of us)

Already written. She presses send.

One invitation, a link each.

Paste your guest list and every person gets their own link. They are greeted by name, and the closing slide says goodbye by name.

The part that saves you a week: their reply arrives with their name and how many are coming, so you are not chasing anyone for numbers.

Send the plain link to anyone you have not listed and it works normally, with no gaps where a name would go.

No app. No account. No instructions.

It opens in the browser already on their phone. That is why it reaches the whole guest list and not just the half who keep up with things.

A grandmother opening a digital invitation on her phone at home
Opened on the first tap, nothing to explain.
A family of five laughing at an invitation on a phone in their kitchen
Passed around the kitchen counter.
A classroom of teenagers sharing an invitation on their phones
Forwarded before the bell went.

Then make it yours.

Every part of it can be changed, and nothing is locked away.

Pay once. No subscription.

Design it for nothing. Pay when you are ready to send it, and only for the invitation you are sending.

Free

Free

Design and preview

  • Design and preview
  • Watermarked
  • No sharing link

Basic

$9 one-time

Live for 3 months

  • Templates
  • Music
  • Maps
  • WhatsApp sharing
Most chosen

Premium

$19 one-time

Live for 12 months

  • Everything in Basic
  • RSVP dashboard
  • Photo gallery
  • Countdown

Deluxe

$39 one-time

Live for 24 months

  • Everything in Premium
  • Video invitation
  • Guest QR codes

When the time runs out the guest link stops working. Your invitation stays in your account and you can put it back up whenever you like. See full pricing

Questions people ask.

How much does a digital invitation cost?

Designing one is free. Sending it starts at $9 for three months online, $19 for a year with an RSVP dashboard, or $39 for two years with a video version and a QR code for every guest. You pay once per invitation — there is no subscription.

Do my guests need an app?

No. The invitation opens in whatever browser is already on their phone. Nobody installs anything and nobody makes an account, which is why it reaches the whole guest list and not just the half who keep up with technology.

Can I send it in Spanish?

Yes. Pick English or Spanish and the whole invitation is written in it, down to the buttons your guests tap. You can also send one invitation in each language to different people.

How do RSVPs work?

Each guest gets their own link. They are greeted by name, and their reply arrives with their name and how many are coming already filled in, so you are not chasing anyone for numbers.

How long does it take to make one?

Usually under a minute. You answer six questions — the occasion, who it is for, when, where, the language and the look — and the wording, fonts, colours and slides are written and laid out for you. Everything can be changed afterwards.

What happens when the time runs out?

The guest link stops working, but the invitation stays in your account. You can put it back up whenever you like, and buying again adds to the time you have rather than restarting it.

Your next one could be ready tonight.

Free to design. No card to start.

Make your first invitation