Wedding Frame: Invite Maker
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One photo, and the invitation is done.
You know the routine. Open a design app, nudge the text into place, scroll through fonts, give up.
Wedding Frame cuts that down to three steps.
Pick a frame, drop in a photo, type your names and the date.
[ How it works ]
1. Pick a frame you like
2. Add one photo from your gallery
3. Type both names, the date, and the venue
Type size and line breaks take care of themselves.
Long names and long venue names stay inside the layout instead of spilling over.
[ 24 frames, six moods ]
Minimal
Open space and serif type, nothing extra
Floral
Watercolor blooms and soft color
Lettering
Handwriting and large type carry the card
Hanok
Korean paper texture, dancheong color, and quiet space
Polaroid
The white border and tape of an instant photo
Film
Grain and light leaks left in the frame
[ Just add the photo ]
Finds the face and centers on it
Drag to move, pinch to zoom
Rotate and reset in one tap
Filters to match your photo to the frame
[ When the words will not come ]
A collection of wedding messages is built in.
Pick one that feels right, then edit it to sound like the two of you.
[ Three sizes to save ]
Chat 4:5
The everyday size for sending in a chat or a text
Story 9:16
Fits an Instagram story exactly
Print A5 at 300dpi
High enough resolution that the type stays crisp on paper
[ Your cards are kept ]
Every invitation you make stays in My cards.
Tap to keep editing, or hold to duplicate and try a different version.
[ Photos stay on your phone ]
The frames and fonts all ship inside the app, so you do not need a connection while you work.
Your photo is never sent to a server. It is handled on your device.
[ Premium ]
Save without a watermark
No ads
Print A5 size
6 premium frames
One purchase, yours to keep.
[ Also ]
Light and dark themes.
A reminder at a time you choose, for when the wedding planning gets busy.
You only make a wedding invitation once.
Take as many tries as you need to get that one card right.
You know the routine. Open a design app, nudge the text into place, scroll through fonts, give up.
Wedding Frame cuts that down to three steps.
Pick a frame, drop in a photo, type your names and the date.
[ How it works ]
1. Pick a frame you like
2. Add one photo from your gallery
3. Type both names, the date, and the venue
Type size and line breaks take care of themselves.
Long names and long venue names stay inside the layout instead of spilling over.
[ 24 frames, six moods ]
Minimal
Open space and serif type, nothing extra
Floral
Watercolor blooms and soft color
Lettering
Handwriting and large type carry the card
Hanok
Korean paper texture, dancheong color, and quiet space
Polaroid
The white border and tape of an instant photo
Film
Grain and light leaks left in the frame
[ Just add the photo ]
Finds the face and centers on it
Drag to move, pinch to zoom
Rotate and reset in one tap
Filters to match your photo to the frame
[ When the words will not come ]
A collection of wedding messages is built in.
Pick one that feels right, then edit it to sound like the two of you.
[ Three sizes to save ]
Chat 4:5
The everyday size for sending in a chat or a text
Story 9:16
Fits an Instagram story exactly
Print A5 at 300dpi
High enough resolution that the type stays crisp on paper
[ Your cards are kept ]
Every invitation you make stays in My cards.
Tap to keep editing, or hold to duplicate and try a different version.
[ Photos stay on your phone ]
The frames and fonts all ship inside the app, so you do not need a connection while you work.
Your photo is never sent to a server. It is handled on your device.
[ Premium ]
Save without a watermark
No ads
Print A5 size
6 premium frames
One purchase, yours to keep.
[ Also ]
Light and dark themes.
A reminder at a time you choose, for when the wedding planning gets busy.
You only make a wedding invitation once.
Take as many tries as you need to get that one card right.
One photo, two names, a date. Your wedding invitation is ready. 24 frames.
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