Bulava.to
Online wedding invitation maker
What it does
Design and send elegant online wedding invitations with Bulava — free to design, live RSVP tracking, and instant WhatsApp sharing. Pay only when you publish.
Pick a designer template, make it yours, and send it to everyone you love on WhatsApp — no printing, no chasing. From template to a live invitation your guests can open anywhere — in about 15 minutes. Basic, Premium or Luxury — every design is ready for any celebration. Names, dates, photos, colours — edit everything right in the browser. Your guests get a personal invite and RSVP straight from the chat. Every template below is the real thing — weddings, birthdays, engagements and everything worth celebrating. Luxury invitations unfold scene by scene — cinematic animation and music, crafted around your story. Your guests don't just read it; they experience it. No more forwarding links one…from bulava.to
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