Save the date
A musical invitation nobody will scroll past
Most invitations get opened, skimmed in three seconds and buried in the group chat. A sung invitation gets played to the last note: the guest of honor's name in the chorus, the date stuck in everyone's head like a summer hit, the time and place in rhyme. It works for a birthday party, a wedding, a graduation or a christening, and for any time you want people to mark the date and actually remember it.
Give us the practical details, meaning what you're celebrating, when and where, and the dress code if there is one, then add a touch of personality: a jab at the people who always show up late, a hint about the evening's surprise. Pick a festive style, from dance to pop to acoustic, check the lyrics before the music and drop the link in the group: guests listen with the words scrolling in time.
How it works
- Answer a few questionsTheir name, what connects you, two or three memories.
- Read the lyricsChange them word by word, or ask for another draft.
- Listen for freeTwo musical versions: pick the one you prefer, and unlock it only if you love it.
- Give itA link to the gift page, with lyrics in time with the music, or a printable card with a QR code.
What to put in your sung invitation
- The essentials: who's celebrating, what, the day, the time and the place, written the way they should be sung.
- The dress code or theme, if any: all in white, eighties night, comfortable shoes for dancing.
- A line for the RSVP, maybe with a playful threat for anyone who doesn't reply.
- A hint about the party: the menu, friends playing live, the aunt's famous dessert table.