Paperless
Paperless invitations, with nothing to post
A paperless invitation is one link instead of a stack of cards. We design it, host it, and it carries the details, takes named replies, holds the greetings and keeps every photo your guests take. From ₱999, first draft in three to five days.
Nothing printed or posted · 2 rounds of revisions · GCash or bank transfer
The christening of
Elena Marie
Saturday, 6 March 2027
Forbes Park, Makati City
176
days
04
hrs
12
min
38
sec
Well wishes
Lola Remedios
See you at the Santuario. God bless you, apo.
Tita Anna
We will be there by nine.
Guest photos
142 from 38 guests
The format
What a paperless invitation is
A paperless invitation is an invitation with no printed part at all. Instead of cards, envelopes and a courier, your guests get one private link that opens like an invitation on their phone, takes their reply by name, and holds the photos afterwards. It stays live for 12 months.
This is what lands on a guest’s screen, shot from a real sample rather than drawn for the brochure.
It opens like an invitation
Not a web page with a banner. The cover fills the screen the way a card fills your hands.
The day, hour by hour
Ceremony, reception, the programme and a countdown, so nobody has to ask what time to arrive.
They reply by name
A name, a seat count and anything you should know, which adds up to a headcount instead of a group chat.
Their photos come back
Guests upload from the floor during the event, and you take the lot away in one download.
Your whole list
Everyone on the list, including the ones who are not here
Half a Filipino guest list is somewhere else: a tita in Dubai, a kuya on a ship, cousins in Winnipeg who will not make the flight. A link reaches all of them the same day it is finished, and they can leave a message on the wall even when they cannot come.
The relatives abroad
No courier, no customs form, no three-week wait. A tita in Dubai and a kuya on a ship open the same link, the same evening you send it.
The titos who do not use Messenger
The same link works pasted into an email, or read out over the phone. Nothing to install and no account to make, on whatever handset they already have.
The ones who cannot come
They still get to say something. The wishes wall is where the greetings from the people who could not fly in end up, and it stays there afterwards.
Delivery
How it reaches your guests
Three ways, and you choose. Pasted into a Messenger thread or a Viber group, where it unfurls with your cover image. Sent in an email from your own address. Or scanned from a QR code on one printed sign at the door. You send it rather than us, so every reply comes back to you.
A Messenger thread or a Viber group
Paste the link and it unfurls with your cover image and title, so it arrives looking like an invitation instead of a bare URL.
An email from your own address
The same link in an email to the list you already keep. We do not send on your behalf, so it comes from you and replies come back to you.
A QR code on one sign at the door
Printed once for the venue rather than per household. Guests scan it for the programme, and later for uploading their photos.
Photographs on this page are our own studio sets rather than client events. If you want each household to get its own link and its own seat count, personalised guest links are a ₱999 add-on.
Paper and no paper
Paperless or printed, and doing both
Most families do both. Print twenty for the principal sponsors and the lolos and lolas, for whom handing over something physical carries weight, and send the link to the other three hundred. We do not print, so that small batch comes from a local printer and we hand over the artwork for it.
| Printed | What we build | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting it to guests | A courier or hand delivery, one household at a time | One link, pasted into a chat or an email, or both |
| Changing the venue | A correction slip nobody reads, or paying for a reprint | Edited once, and every guest is holding the current version |
| Collecting replies | Reply cards, or counting yeses across three group chats | Named replies with seat counts, in one running list |
| Guests overseas | Postage, customs and about three weeks | The same link, opened the same evening |
| Afterwards | A keepsake in a drawer, and whatever photos people remember to send | Every guest photo in one download, live for 12 months |
What you pay
What a paperless invitation costs
₱999 for christenings and kids’ parties, ₱1,499 for birthdays and milestones, ₱2,499 for debuts, ₱4,999 for weddings up to 400 guests, and from ₱7,999 for corporate and multi-event work. One payment per event, settled by GCash or bank transfer, with nothing recurring.
₱999
Christenings and kids' parties
For the gentler days, where the guest list is mostly family.
Covers
- Christenings and binyag
- Kids' birthdays
- Baby showers
- Gender reveals
- House blessings
₱1,499
Birthdays and milestones
A whole evening on one link, programme and all.
Covers
- Adult birthdays
- Graduations and pinning ceremonies
- Anniversaries
- Despedidas and reunions
- Fiestas and retirements
₱2,499
Debuts
The 18s, the cotillion, and every name in the order it happens.
Covers
- The 18 roses, candles and treasures
- Cotillion and court
- Full evening programme
₱4,999
Weddings
Ceremony to reception, entourage and all.
Covers
- Ceremony and reception flow
- Entourage and principal sponsors
- Attire, palette and gift note
- Up to 400 guests
Corporate and multi-event
Quoted on the call, once we know the shape of it. Covers launches, galas and conferences, several linked events in one weekend, weddings over 400 guests.
From ₱7,999
Ask for a quoteWhat every invitation includes
- A custom-designed invitation, never a template
- No cap on guests and no cap on photos
- Event details, programme, map and countdown
- RSVP with named replies and seat counts
- A well wishes wall, moderated if you want it
- Guest photos, uploaded as the day happens
- Every photo in one download, at full quality
- A private link search engines cannot index
- Two rounds of revisions on the design
- Typo and detail fixes free, before and after it goes live
Add-ons, if you want them
- RushFirst draft in 48 hours instead of three to five days.₱999
- Personalised guest linksEvery household gets their own link and their own seat count.₱999
- Your own domainyourname.com for twelve months, registered and pointed for you.₱899
- Extended photo windowYour guests' photos stay downloadable for a full year, not 90 days.₱499
Two minutes on the form, and nothing is due until we have spoken.
Afterwards
What comes back to you when nothing was printed
A printed card goes out and nothing returns. A link keeps working: the replies arrive as a headcount, the greetings pile up on a wall the celebrant can read, and every photo taken that day lands in one place you can download at original resolution.
A wall of well wishes, in their own words
Guests write on the invitation itself, and they can attach a photo or a short video with it. Tita Beth saying she will see you in Tagaytay, the cousins who practised the send-off in a driveway, the family of four already picking outfits.
Moderation is on if you would rather approve each one before it appears.
Stays readable for 12 months
Every photo from the day, from everyone there
Your photographer gives you the posed record. This gives you the other one: the toast from the far table, the barkada selfie, the lolo dancing, shot from every corner of the room at the resolution the phone took it at.
You take the lot away as one file, and the window extends to a full year for ₱499 if you would rather decide later.
Download for 90 days, no cap on how many
Start your invitation
Sample designs
Open a sample and try the RSVP
Nine complete samples are open right now, one per occasion, from a garden wedding in Tagaytay to a binyag in Makati and a product launch in the Fort. This is the christening, and every part of it works: reply to it, write on the wall, add a photo and watch it appear.
Elena Marie is a christening at Santuario de San Antonio in Makati, with every ninong and ninang named. Reply to the RSVP, leave a message on the wall, scroll the programme. Everything on it works.
It is a sample design from our studio rather than a past client, and the venue is real because the map on it is live. Eight more are open on the sample designs page, one for every occasion we take.
By occasion
Weddings, binyag, debuts and everything in between
Every occasion has its own page, its own price and its own detail, because a wedding invitation carries an entourage and principal sponsors where a binyag carries neither. The eight we are asked for most are below, and anything not named is still welcome.
Paperless is one of three words people use for this. If you came looking for e-invitations or email invitations, those pages answer the same question from the other side.
Getting started
What we need from you
Six things, and the form asks for all of them in about two minutes. The occasion and whose day it is, the date and the times, the venue, your RSVP deadline, any direction on the look, and anything guests need told in advance. Nothing else is needed before your first draft.
- The occasion, and whose day it is
- A binyag, a debut, a wedding, or something we have not listed
- Date, start time and end time
- Guests plan the trip home around the end time more than the start
- Venue
- The address as you would give it to a driver, and we add the map pin
- Your RSVP deadline
- We show a countdown to it, which does more than a reminder message
- Any direction on the look
- A colour, a photo you liked, or three words. Any one of them is enough
- Anything guests need told
- Parking, dress code, whether to bring the kids, gift preferences
Two minutes on the form. Nothing to pay until we have spoken.
Delivery and revisions
What lands in your hands
One link, a QR code you can print on a sign for the door, and a preview image sized for Messenger and Viber. First draft in three to five days, 2 rounds of revisions, and typo fixes free for as long as the invitation is up.
- What you get
- A private link, a QR code for the day, and a preview image sized for Messenger and Viber.
- Turnaround
- First draft in three to five days once we have your details, and we can go faster if the date is close.
- Revisions
- 2 rounds on every invitation, at every price. Typos and detail changes are always free, before and after it goes live.
Questions
Asked before booking
What it costs, whether we print anything, who sends it to your guests, and what happens to it afterwards. Short answers below, and anything else can go on the call.
How much do paperless invitations cost in the Philippines?
Ours are ₱999 for a christening or a kids' party, ₱1,499 for a birthday or a milestone, ₱2,499 for a debut, and ₱4,999 for a wedding up to 400 guests. Corporate and multi-event work is quoted from ₱7,999. One payment per event, with no cap on guests or photos.
Do you print anything at all?
No. Everything we make lives on the link, and the only paper in it is the one sign you print for the door with the QR code on it. If you want a small batch of cards for the lolos and lolas, a local printer does that and we hand over the artwork.
Is a paperless invitation the same as an e-invitation?
Yes, they are two names for the same thing, and paperless is the one that says what it means: no printing and no posting. Whichever word you use, ours is a designed page on its own private link rather than an image you send once and cannot change.
What if some of my guests are not on Messenger or Viber?
Then you send the same link in an email, or over text, or you read it out and they type it in. It opens in whatever browser is already on the phone, on mobile data, with no app to install and no account to make.
Who sends it to the guests, you or me?
You do. We hand you the finished link, a preview image sized for chat, and a QR code, and you send it from your own thread or your own email address so the replies come back to you. If you would rather each household had its own link, that is a separate add-on.
What happens to it after the event?
It stays live for 12 months on the same link everyone was invited from, so it becomes the record of the day rather than something that expires. Guest photos stay downloadable at original resolution for 90 days, or a full year for a ₱499 add-on.
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