A tool that knows what a wedding is
A general-purpose builder does not know what a drinks reception, a witness or a plus-one is. Here, all of it is already in place: you only have to fill it in.
An RSVP that answers the right question
Not « who clicked », but « how many of us are sitting down ». Named plus-ones, children counted separately, attendance asked event by event, and the list of everyone who has not replied yet.
Dietary needs and allergies, treated as health data
The question is optional and off by default. Replies are hidden in your dashboard until you ask to see them, appear in no notification email, and are erased a month after the wedding.
Spreadsheet export
Your replies in a file that opens first time in Excel, accents and all. Hand it to the caterer as it is.
A QR code to print
As SVG, PNG or PDF, for your invitations and your signs. It always encodes your Unilovy address, never your own domain: printed paper has to outlive a change of host.
Your site at your own address
If you already own a domain name, you connect it in a few minutes and the site answers there. Your Unilovy address keeps working: invitations already in the post stay valid.
Visible to your guests only
Nobody stumbles on your wedding by typing your first names into Google: the site is not indexed unless you ask for it. The address only travels as far as the people you give it to.
French and English
The interface and the site are available in both languages, independently of one another: you can work in French and publish in English.
Designed for the phone
Your guests will open the link from a message, on a six-inch screen, sometimes on two bars of signal. That is the screen we draw first.
The 14 sections
All of them available on every plan. You switch on the ones that serve you, reorder them, and leave the rest aside, their content waits for you if you change your mind.
Opening
Your first names, the date, the place. The first thing a guest sees on opening the link.
Countdown
The days left, in the wedding’s own time zone. It falls silent by itself the morning after.
Your story
How the two of you met, in words and dates. The section guests genuinely read.
Schedule
Ceremony, drinks, dinner, next-day brunch: the times, where people look for them.
Venues
Addresses, map, parking, and the sentence that gets people to the right gate.
Gallery
Your photos, cropped on the right point, enlarged on a click. With no tracking pixel.
RSVP
The reply form, and behind it the count that matters: how many of us are sitting down.
Practical information
Shuttles, childcare, the cloakroom: everything that otherwise turns into twenty messages.
Accommodation
A short list of places with distance, indicative price, booking code and link.
Dress code
The guidance, its colours, and what is better avoided. Written once, read by everyone.
Frequently asked questions
The questions you will be asked anyway, with the answer already written.
Witnesses and close family
Who to contact about what. Roles are free text: nobody is filed into a box.
Wedding list
A link to your list, wherever you keep it. We take no commission.
Other
A free section, a heading and a text, for anything that fits no other one.