Skip the static image. Occavia turns your wedding invitation into a living, animated page you personalise in minutes and share as one link on WhatsApp or Telegram. Guests RSVP in a tap, you track every reply, and a printable QR poster ties it all together — for one flat price, no subscription, no per-guest fees.
Aegean
Amalfi
Antalya
Athens Riviera
Cappadocia
Chateau
Ibiza
Marbella
Mallorca
Bodrum
Istanbul
Lake
Lake Como
TuscanIn their words
Real moments. Beautiful experiences.
We sent one link on WhatsApp and that was the whole invitation. Half the replies came back the same evening.
I stopped chasing people. Replies arrived on their own and I could see who was still missing without writing a message.
Choose one of the animated wedding templates above. Every design is a full invitation page, not a card image: it opens with motion, holds every detail and carries the RSVP.
Add your names, date, venue and story in the builder, switch on the sections you want — schedule, dress code, gifts, travel, FAQ — and write it in up to three languages.
Publish, then send the link on WhatsApp, Telegram, email or however you already reach your guests. Print the QR poster for the day itself.
Guests answer on the invitation. Your dashboard shows who is coming, how many, and every dietary note and message.
An Occavia invitation is a live web page with animation, your photos and every detail in one place. Guests open it in the browser they already have — no app, no account, nothing to install — on any phone or laptop.
Each guest taps yes or no on the invitation, adds how many people are coming and their names, and — for weddings — any dietary needs. You can add your own questions, free-text or multiple choice, and set a reply-by date after which the form closes. If plans change, a guest opens the same link and edits their reply, so your count never doubles up.
Switch on the sections you need: your story, the schedule for the day, a countdown, dress code, menu, activities, transport, where to stay, a gifts note, an FAQ and your own custom blocks. The venue can carry a map link. Nothing is fixed — choose what fits the wedding you are planning.
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Publish the invitation in up to three languages, chosen from 72. Guests switch with one tap. The RSVP form and buttons are translated in 13 of those languages; in any other, your wording shows and the form stays in English.
The same link and the printable QR poster let guests upload photos and videos from the day straight from their phone — no app — into an album you control. Keep it private, share it when you choose, or hide it until a reveal date. A guestbook collects written, photo, voice and video wishes that only the two of you read. Guest media is kept for six months after the wedding, and you are reminded, with a download link, before it is removed.
A typo, a new start time, a change of venue: edit in your dashboard and the same link updates in place. Guests never need a second message.
You pay once for the invitation — the price above, in your currency. No subscription, no per-guest fee, however many people you invite. RSVP, the photo wall, the guestbook, the languages and the QR poster are all included.
How it compares with GreenvelopeWhen to send wedding invitations
Occavia charges one flat price per invitation, shown above in your currency. It covers RSVP, the guest photo wall, the guestbook, up to three languages and the printable QR poster, for as many guests as you invite. There is no subscription and no per-guest fee.
For most couples in 2026, yes — and for a destination wedding or guests spread across countries, a link is usually the practical choice. Couples who want paper for a few close relatives send the digital invitation to everyone and a printed card to those few; the RSVP still lives in one place.
Yes. Guests reply on the invitation itself: attending or not, the number of guests and their names, dietary needs, a message, and any questions you add. Replies appear live in your dashboard, and a guest can edit theirs until your reply-by date.
Yes. Edit any detail in your dashboard and the published link updates in place. Guests keep the link they already have.
No. The invitation, the RSVP, the photo upload and the guestbook all work in a normal phone or desktop browser. Guests need nothing but the link.
There is no separate day-and-evening guest tier. What couples do instead: write the arrangement into the invitation text or a custom section, and add an RSVP question so each guest confirms which part they are joining. Every answer sits next to that guest’s reply in your dashboard.
Publish, copy the link, and send it any way you already message your guests: WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, email. Print the QR poster for the venue so guests can also open it from a table card or a sign.
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