Cinematic
A velvet curtain your guests pull open themselves
Your names develop like film under letterbox titles, and then the curtain waits. Your guest drags it back from either side to get in, and it gathers to the wings the way a real one does.
Free on every plan, RSVPs included.
Good for
- Milestone birthdays
- Galas
- Film-lover weddings
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 Premiere
Borrow the billing block. Your names above the title, the date where the release date goes, the venue as the theatre. Treat your guests as an audience and give them a call time rather than an arrival window, because a screening starts whether or not everyone is seated.
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 GardenA garden that grows out of your guest's fingertipThe 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