Controlled product proof

How a DigiCard Wedding Invitation Works

This walkthrough describes the deployed product flow using controlled demo data. It does not claim customer results or fabricated wedding outcomes.

Owned product demonstration

See the mobile invitation experience

An internally produced mobile demonstration shown alongside the documented preview, review and publication process.

The video is produced by DigiCard and uses controlled demonstration designs. It is not a customer testimonial or measured outcome. Playback starts only when you choose it.

1. Preview a published design

Open a live bundle to inspect its five event screens, schedule panel, map actions, calendar links and sample RSVP experience.

2. Enter the real event details

Customize carries the selected source, item, template and package. You enter the names, dates, timings, venues, RSVP details and optional photo needed for the preview.

3. Preview before submission

The service generates a preview first. Final submission requires a secure, short-lived return from the authenticated portal; a draft is preserved locally through that login step.

4. Review and publish

A progressed submission enters the review workflow. Published invitations can then appear in the authenticated account, where ownership checks protect access to invite and RSVP summaries.

Real designs in the catalogue

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install an app?

No. The invitation and Customize flow run in a web browser.

Is every preview automatically published?

No. Preview generation and final submission are separate steps, and progressed submissions enter a review workflow.

Does DigiCard send bulk messages automatically?

This flow creates and hosts invitation links. Families remain responsible for choosing and sending the appropriate link to their guests.

Ready to turn your details into a shareable invitation?

Choose a design, submit the real event details, and review the result before final publication.

Start with a live design