Warming the gold foil…
Paigam is setting the stage
Warming the gold foil…
Paigam is setting the stage
On the real page, this is where guests RSVP, leave birthday wishes and send a gift: all on the same link.
The invitation opens as an incoming call from the host. The guest swipes to answer, hears the greeting, and the party details pick up from there. It lands well on WhatsApp, where the link sits among actual calls and messages, and it gives a host who would rather speak than write a way to do that at scale.
The invite rings like a call from the host. Guests swipe to answer and the party details pick up. Everything above is a sample with placeholder details: your own invitation lives at its own link, and stays editable for a year after you publish it.
These are live previews, not mockups: scroll inside either screen. Your guests get the same invitation whether they open it on a laptop or on WhatsApp on their phone.
Pick an experience, add the birthday star's name, your note, the party details and photos, then pay once. You get one link: guests open it on any phone, play through the interactive opening, and RSVP right on the page.
Guests don't just read it, they open it: break a wax seal, answer a call, pull a ribbon. The invitation is a moment, not an attachment, and it carries RSVP, maps, a photo timeline and birthday wishes on the same link.
Yes. Every birthday invitation has RSVP built in, plus a wishes wall where guests leave birthday messages. Responses collect in your dashboard so you always know who's coming.
One link works for everyone and already feels personal. If you want, you can also generate per-guest links: their name appears inside the experience itself, on the envelope or the caller screen.
One price, one party: ₹99, no subscription. That includes the interactive opening, the invitation page, RSVP, photo timeline, wishes and a full year of edits.