An envelope hangs sealed, tips open, and scatters into gold as the whole evening lays itself out — the table, the flowers, the little details. It ends on a framed card with your words on it. The entire thing plays as your guest scrolls, from a single link.
The tone is formal without being stiff — gold leaf, a laid table and a card in a frame. It suits asking someone to dinner, marking an anniversary, or any invitation you want to feel considered rather than dashed off.
Your note sits on the card at the end, with the day, the place and the dress code beneath it. The day and time come from a proper picker, so they read correctly whichever language and clock format your guest uses.
About as long as they want — it is tied to their scrolling, so a quick flick takes seconds and a slow scroll takes half a minute. The finished card holds still at the end so they can read it.
Yes. Write your note on this page and the card updates as you type, so what you see is exactly what arrives.