Save the date · Interactive cards
An interactive save the date is a card that does something when it is opened: an envelope that unseals, diyas that light, a foil you scratch away. Guests open it from a WhatsApp link on their phone, see your names, date and city, and can add the date to their calendar in one tap.
These are small web pages, not images and not videos. That is why they can react to a finger: a scratch, a tap, curtains that part when the envelope is opened. It is also why they stay light enough to open on any phone over a patchy connection.
Every card switches between English and Hindi, and every card greets the family by name when it is opened from that family's own link.
14 of 14 are ready to send today.
FreeTap, and the diyas light the date
FreeScratch away the paper, and the photo comes through

Trace the heart, and the card opens for you

Peel back the lace, and the photo waits underneath

A soft lace frame settles around the names

Fine lace, cut close around the date

Open it, and the bloom unfolds around the names

The drapes part on a date worth the wait

Palace curtains open onto a courtyard, and the date

Garden curtains part, soft as a morning in bloom

Two swans, drawn close, carry the date between them

Two birds on a branch, and the date beside them

Pressed flowers frame the date

Palm shade and a wax seal: a beach date, sealed
How it works
Open any of them live first. What you see is exactly what a guest will see.
Your two names, the date, the city and, if you want it shown, the venue.
Each family on your list gets its own link, which opens with their name on it.
Questions
No. It is a link that opens inside WhatsApp's own browser, or any phone browser, with nothing to install.
Photo Scratch, Interactive Scratch, Elegant Photo Scratch, Soft Lace Edit and The Lace Edit all have a layer the guest scratches away with a finger to reveal the message.
Not yet. The two photo-scratch cards show the picture that comes with the design. Your names, date, city and venue are the parts you fill in.