Save the date · Digital Save the Date · Free
Majestic, the royal save the date
The drapes part on a date worth the wait.
₹0: one of your 2 free save the dates, no watermark.
Majestic has two reveals. First the envelope opens; then a pair of heavy palace drapes draws apart like a stage curtain, and behind them are your names, the date, time and venue, a "reserved" line for the guest, and Add to Calendar.
Step by step
What your guests see
- The family greeting
- An envelope: "Tap to open"
- Closed palace drapes that part
- Names, date, time, venue, "reserved" and Add to Calendar
About Majestic
Who it suits
The most theatrical card. It is built around the moment the curtains part, so it suits weddings that want the save the date to feel like an event in itself.
The "reserved" line tells the guest a place is being kept for them.
Best for: Royal, Rajasthani and palace weddings, and families who like grandeur.
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, two reveals
- Shows
- Date, time, venue
- Music
- Yes
- You fill in
- Your two names · The date and time · The venue and city
- Price
- Free as one of your 2 save the dates, with no watermark and no time limit.
Questions
About Majestic
What makes the Majestic save the date royal?
After the envelope opens, velvet palace drapes part to reveal the date, like a curtain rising in a palace hall.
What is the reserved line on Majestic?
A short line under the details that tells the guest their place is kept.
