Romantic
A garden that grows out of your guest's fingertip
It opens on bare soil and waits. Wherever they touch, vines run outward and leaf and bloom until the whole frame is in flower, crossing the screen in about two seconds however large it is. Nothing happens until they touch it, which is why they touch it again.
Included in Signature and Heirloom. Signature starts with a three-day free trial.
Good for
- Spring and summer weddings
- Garden parties
- Bridal showers
What your guests get
- A private link that greets their household by name
- RSVPs for every part of the day, with meals and dietary notes
- A shared album they can add photos to afterwards
- Your own words, colors, lettering and music
What to write for The Garden
Say the season out loud. "On a Saturday in June" does more work than a bare date on a card that is already about growing things. Warm second person throughout, and one line inviting them to touch it, because the garden waits for them and some guests need telling.
Other experiences
The LetterpressA letterpress invitation that presses itself into the paperThe Photo BoothA photo strip feeding out of the booth with your details on itThe PremiereA velvet curtain your guests pull open themselvesThe ScrapbookThree of your own prints, landing on the page and developingThe EditorialFashion-magazine type, set at a size that stops the scrollThe StorybookA book your guest opens, with a flourish inked on every page