Save the date · Digital Save the Date · Free

Candlelight, the diya save the date

Tap, and the diyas light the date.

₹0: one of your 2 free save the dates, no watermark.

A link that opens in the phone's browserEnglish and the language you chose for the invitation, guest can switchOne tap

Candlelight opens on a dark screen of unlit diyas and one instruction: tap to reveal the surprise. One tap and the lamps catch, the warm light comes up, and "We are getting married" appears with your names and date, with an Add to Calendar button underneath.

Candlelight save the date: a row of unlit diyas before the guest taps

Step by step

What your guests see

  1. "Dear Sharma family," or whichever family the link belongs to
  2. Unlit diyas and "Tap the screen to reveal the surprise"
  3. The lamps light, and the card appears with your names and date
  4. Add to Calendar, which puts the date straight into Google Calendar

About Candlelight

Who it suits

This is the plainest idea in the collection and, for many families, the right one. Lighting a lamp is how an auspicious thing begins, so the gesture needs no explaining to anyone from a nani to a nephew.

There is music behind it and no countdown. The card is short on purpose: one gesture, one reveal, one button.

Best for: Families who want something traditional and warm, and a first save the date to send to everyone at once.

At a glance

The details

Format
A link that opens in the phone's browser
Languages
English and the language you chose for the invitation, guest can switch
Gesture
One tap
Music
Yes
Add to calendar
Yes
You fill in
Your two names · The date and time · The city
Price
Free as one of your 2 save the dates, with no watermark and no time limit.

Questions

About Candlelight

Is the Candlelight save the date free?

Yes. It can be one of your free save the dates, with no watermark and no time limit.

What does a guest have to do on the diya save the date?

Tap the screen once. The diyas light and the date appears.

Does the Candlelight card have a countdown?

No. It shows the date and an Add to Calendar button, not a countdown.