Wedding website: everything for your guests on one link

• Your names, a photo and a countdown to the big day
• An invitation in one of nine digital invitation designs
• Your story, if you'd like to write it
• The schedule of the day, from guests gathering to the cake
• Locations with a map, so navigation opens in one click
• The dress code and answers to the questions everyone asks
• An RSVP button

With most digital invitations, a guest clicks "I'm coming" and that's where it ends. You then copy that reply into your own spreadsheet, one by one.

Here the RSVP goes straight into your guest list. The numbers add up on their own, you see how many adults and how many children are coming and who hasn't replied yet, and anyone who has said yes you can seat at a table straight away.

So this isn't just an invitation, it's an invitation and a guest list in one.

Send one link on WhatsApp, Viber or in an ordinary text message, and that's it. Guests don't download an app or create an account, they just open the link and reply.

If you're sending paper invitations too, put a QR code on them. Guests scan it, the website opens and they RSVP in the same minute.

The invitation costs nothing and doesn't ask for a card. You sign in with your email, no password, because your website has to be saved somewhere and be waiting for you when you come back.

There are no ads and we don't sell your date to suppliers. If that ever changes, it will say so here in advance.

Song requests.Guests suggest songs and vote for other people's with a heart. You get a ready-made list for the band or DJ, sorted by number of hearts.

A quiz about the two of you. You set the questions, guests guess and see their score straight away.

A guest book.Messages people leave you before you've even seen each other.

Find your table.Guests type their name and see which table they're at. They don't see anyone else's names, only their own table.

It works for a birthday, a christening and any other celebration too. The headings and examples adjust on their own, so a christening page doesn't say "the couple".

Only people who have the link. The website doesn't show up in search engines and isn't public. If you don't want it at all, switch it off and the link still works as a plain RSVP.

The website comes in Croatian, English, Spanish and German, so you don't have to translate anything for guests from abroad.