The date’s set.
We’ll take it from here.
Most invitation sites clock out the second you hit send. Parchai sticks around for the replies, the reminders, and the day itself.
The invitation is the easy part
That same link quietly becomes the thing everyone stares at on the day.
Nobody loses their place
At a recital, a wedding, a school show, guests open the running order on their phone and see which performance is on right now. No paper program. No squinting at a folded sheet wondering if we are on number six or seven.
Football squares, built in
Football season is here. Host the party and your guests claim their squares straight from the invitation. The board fills itself, the numbers draw themselves, and nobody argues over the grid taped to the fridge.
Two today, with more on the way. These are the things guests actually use once they have arrived.
Somebody actually drew these
Every theme has its own artwork and its own palette, and your invitation takes its colors from whichever one you pick.
Gorgeous in four minutes. Then it goes to work.
65 themes, none of them beige
Weddings, birthdays, showers, graduations, housewarmings, festivals, memorials. Every one properly designed with its own artwork. None of them a stock template with a slot where your photo goes.
You type. It designs.
Tell Parchai the details like you would tell a friend. It writes the invitation, picks the layout, and pulls the palette out of your artwork.
No forms. Guests just talk.
No account, no download, no eight-field form nobody finishes. Guests open the link and reply like humans, allergies and plus-ones included.
It nags them, not you
Reminders go out by text, email and push to the people who still haven’t answered. Never to the ones who already did. Nobody likes that friend.
Fiddle with everything
Swap the fonts, shift the palette, move the blocks around, change the cover. If you like getting things exactly right, there is a lot here to get exactly right.
One weekend, many events
Mehndi on Friday, ceremony on Saturday, brunch on Sunday. One invitation, separate RSVPs for each. Or open the guest list with a link anyone can pass along.
Nobody should scroll past a car ad
to find your wedding venue.
So there are none. Not on the invitation, not in the emails, not anywhere your guests look. Free for up to 100 guests, and actually free, not free-with-a-banner.
Want your own photos, background music, or a bigger list? That’s Premium. One unlock, and you see exactly what it costs before you confirm.
No date yet? Parchai also makes Plans, for the smaller get-togethers where you still have to find a time that works for everyone.