Films
Not one video sent to two hundred people. One for each family on your list, opening with their own name — and everything after it shared, which is the only reason this is affordable at all.
Sun, sand, and a shout across the water.
College friends, cousins your age, the group chat.
23s · made for a phone
Warm, unhurried, and addressed with respect.
Elders, relatives, anyone you would greet with ji.
23s · made for a phone
Tap a film to play it. The name in the preview is a stand-in — on a real one it is your guest’s.
One entry per phone number — a family, or one friend with a plus-one. The same list your invitations go to. Nothing to import twice.
Your college friends and your father’s side should not receive the same thing. You decide which film each group gets, once.
The name is rendered into the film itself. Only the seconds carrying it are made fresh for each family — which is why a hundred films take minutes, not days.
It arrives as a video from your wedding’s own number. They can save it, send it to their mother, and put it in the family group.
Yes. Each one opens with that family's own name written into it. Everything else is the same film, which is why it costs what it does rather than the price of forty separate videos.
On WhatsApp, from your wedding's number. It arrives as a video they can watch, save and forward, not as a link to a website.
About 23 seconds, made for a phone held upright.
That is the point of having more than one. You group your guest list however you like — friends, your father's side, the office — and choose a film per group. Anyone whose group has no film chosen is left out rather than sent the wrong one.
Add the family and make one more film. Only the two seconds carrying their name are made fresh; the rest is already done, so a late addition takes under a minute.
Your guest list is the thing both of them are built on, so it is the thing to make first.
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