Digital Invitation: Wedding Anniversary Video Montage

There's a photo of the two of you cutting the cake in your aunt's garden. There's one of the first flat, with a mattress on the floor and boxes still taped shut. And there's last August, when everyone stayed on the beach until it got dark. Thirty people are coming to your anniversary dinner and you want them to see all three. A printed card can't hold any of that. A digital invitation can: a wedding anniversary video montage plays on the same page as the date, the address and the reply button.

You don't need an editor, a designer or a new app to install. Pick a design from the catalogue, open the editor in your browser, and put the photos in order with the song behind them. You can build it and send the link today.

Digital invitation for a wedding anniversary video montage

Open with the photo everyone will recognize before they read a word: the first dance, the drive to the coast, the day you moved in. Six photos and one song are enough. Choose the track you actually danced to at the wedding rather than a generic love song, and the sequence sounds like that year, not like a stock slideshow.

• The first-dance photo as the cover of the invitation.
• Six photos in the montage, set to the song from your wedding.
• The Courtyard Memory scene, with the garden table and the long tablecloth.
• The RSVP with the question 'Are you bringing your partner?'

The link holds the montage and the old photos

The invitation opens with whichever photo you mark as the cover, and the wedding one usually works best. Guests tap the link and see the sequence on their phone, scroll down to the address and the dress code, and confirm. Nothing to install, nothing to download, no account to create.

You can swap the photo from the trip, change the line under your names or replace the song after you have sent the link, and the link stays the same. Nobody gets a second message asking them to ignore the first one. The editor counts characters as you type, so a long surname doesn't push the layout out of shape, and the preview updates as you work.

The invitation is the gift: one link with the song, the photos and the reply button in the same place.

The RSVP sits inside the invitation

Replies land in one tidy list inside the invitation, not in your messages. You choose the questions when you set it up — 'Are you bringing your partner?' is the usual one — and the list fills in as people answer. No chasing anyone on WhatsApp at midnight.

Change the time without reprinting anything

If the dinner moves from eight to eight thirty, you edit the time and everyone who already opened the link sees the new one. Same with the map, the dress code or the line under your names. There are no envelopes to reprint and nothing to resend. Start your digital invitation with the photo of the first dance, add the song, and send the link today. It's €29.99 once, every scene unlocked, no subscription.