First Dance
First Dance opens your invitation like drawing back a curtain. The moment the envelope opens, the phone screen reveals a complete scene: soft blue drapes and a delicate crystal chandelier above, a table laid with a three-tiered cake, champagne coupes, and candles below, and right in the centre, with all the room you need, your names and date. Scroll down and the celebration continues: musicians under fairy lights, a countryside villa among cypresses, a champagne tower, and the couple dancing between two cascading ribbons. Choose the finish that feels most like you: watercolour, embroidery, or palette-knife painting. The artwork is the same; only the artist's hand changes.
- Full-scene cover displayed in full on every phone the moment the envelope opens
- Three finishes for the same artwork: watercolour, embroidery, or palette-knife painting
- Countdown with a gently swaying string of fairy lights
- Dancing couples illustrated for bride and groom, two brides, or two grooms
- Order of the day illustrated with matching scenes
- 30 languages and RSVP in just a few taps
- Customizable colours and fonts
Frequently asked questions
- Does First Dance fit completely on a phone screen?
- Yes. The drapes and chandelier stay at the top, the table stays at the bottom, and your text sits in the middle: the scene adapts to the height of the screen, so the moment the envelope opens, you see the whole picture without anything being cut off.
- What is the difference between watercolour, embroidery, and painting?
- The artwork is the same; it's the technique that changes. Watercolour is made of delicate, translucent washes, embroidery of silk threads on linen, and painting of palette-knife strokes on canvas. You choose in the editor and can switch at any time.
- Can I put our photo on the cover?
- Yes. If you upload a photo of your own, the cover becomes a full-screen photo with your text over it; remove it, and the painted scene returns.