For any celebration
Invitations people
actually open.
Build your event page by dragging in the pieces you want: a welcome note, schedule, gallery, and RSVP. Weddings, birthdays, baby showers, and anything else worth celebrating. Free to publish, or go private for $25.
View a live example →Real designs, ready to use
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Invitations sent
7+
RSVPs collected
How it comes together
Drag your sections
Reorder the welcome note, quote, schedule, gallery and RSVP blocks to build your page.
Add your details
Names, date, venue, a photo, and a few words. No design skill required.
Share the link
Guests open your invitation, view the details and RSVP. You see every response live.
Simple pricing
Public
Free
- Anyone with the link can view
- Full drag-and-drop builder
- Unlimited RSVPs, live dashboard
- Live for 30 days
Most private
Private
$25 one-time
- Password-protected, guests-only link
- Set your own expiry date, up to a year
- Same builder and RSVP dashboard
- Pay once per invitation, no subscription
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Common questions
Yes. Anyone can build and publish a digital invitation for free, with a shareable link that stays live for 30 days. Upgrading to a private, password-protected link with a longer or custom expiry is a one-time $25 payment, no subscription.
Weddings, birthdays, baby showers, engagements, anniversaries, graduations, corporate events, and any other celebration. The builder adapts its wording and layout to whichever event type you pick.
Yes. Every invitation includes a built-in RSVP form, and responses show up live on your own dashboard as they come in. No separate spreadsheet or third-party RSVP tool needed.
No. Eventlycard is a drag-and-drop builder with pre-built themes, fonts, and layouts. Pick a design, fill in your details, and publish. There's also a marketplace of templates other users have shared, free and paid, to start from.
Yes. Every invitation is a single shareable link that works anywhere: WhatsApp, SMS, email, or social media, and shows a proper preview card (photo, event name, date) when pasted into a chat.