For celebrations worth remembering.

I build these invitations myself. Ceremonia is not a large company — it is one person who got tired of watching families spend a fortune on printed cards that arrive late, go out with the wrong name on them, and cannot be corrected once they are in the post.

The idea is simple. Your invitation lives on its own page, and you send people a link instead of a card. For the people who should be invited personally you can go further: a private link of their own, with their name on it and only the events they are actually invited to. And if the venue changes at eleven at night, you change it once — every link you have already sent is right again before you have finished telling anyone.

Nothing here assumes whose wedding it is. You name your own functions, from a list covering ten traditions, and add as many as you are having. A Mehndi and a Walima, a rehearsal dinner and a ceremony, an Aghd, a Chuppah, a tea ceremony — the invitation does not care, and neither do I. That was the first thing I built and it is the thing I am most careful about.

Every design in the collection is a working demo, not a picture of one. Open any of them and scroll it the way a guest would, before you decide whether to spend anything.