Guest Book Kwings Media
A wedding invitation that lives at its own address, greets each household by name, and tells you who opened it, who read it to the end, and who is coming — while you are still deciding on the cake.
The sample opens exactly as your guests' would. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for to look.
What it is
Your invitation is a website, not a JPEG in a WhatsApp thread. It opens with a sealed envelope, unfolds as the guest scrolls, counts down to the day, and carries your story, your photographs, the schedule and the RSVP in one place.
Every family gets its own address. The page greets them by name, knows how many seats you have set aside for them, and files their reply against them — so a reply is never an anonymous "someone said yes".
A live count of who has opened, who has read to the end, who has replied and how many are coming — with dietary notes and messages attached to the right names, ready to hand to the caterer.
Look at it
Not mockups — these are photographs of the sample invitation, taken from the page itself and re-taken whenever it changes. Yours differs only in whose faces are in it.
Two kinds of link
Close family gets a link of their own — their name on the page, their seats already counted, their reply attached to them. For the rest, the invitation you post in a group chat: whoever opens it writes their own name and joins your list.
Either can be switched off the moment you need it to be, without losing a single reply that came through it.
guestbook.kwingsmedia.com/aradhana-nihal/the-fernandos “Dear Fernando family — 4 seats held for you.”
guestbook.kwingsmedia.com/aradhana-nihal “Tell us your name and how many are coming.”
How it works
Names, date, city, venue. Two minutes, and the page already exists.
Your photos, your story, your schedule — edited in the portal, live on the page instantly. Anything you leave blank stays tasteful.
One at a time or a household at a time. Each gets a private link and a QR code you can print or send.
Opens, reading depth and RSVPs arrive as they happen. Close a link at any time; the reply history stays.
And the rest of it
A link sent to a wrong number, or forwarded to someone who is no longer welcome, can be switched off. The guest and their reply stay in your records — only the URL stops working.
One shareable address for the people you cannot list in advance. They name themselves, say how many are coming, and appear in your guest list.
Nekath, poruwa decorator, bridal dresser, hewisi drummers — a full twelve-month checklist and budget, ordered by what actually blocks what. Edit every line.
A song that fades in when the page opens, a gallery of the two of you, and your story told a moment at a time as the guest scrolls.
Built for the thumb first. It loads on a weak connection, and it respects a guest who has asked their phone to reduce motion.
No app, no account, no sign-in for your guests. They tap the link and they are in.
Both names, the date and place, and one good photograph of the two of you. Everything else can follow while the page is already live.