The Ceremony
Saturday, 17 October 2026
Cliffside Chapel, Byron Bay
Vows at golden hour, followed by canapés on the lawn.
A wax seal you can send as a link.
There is a moment when a guest opens your invitation, and it should feel like something. Paper captures it beautifully, but paper cannot carry a map, a guest list, or an RSVP. The usual digital invites carry all of that, and somehow feel like a form.
Cire is the third thing: an invitation that unwraps like the real one, greets each guest by name, and quietly does the work, counting every reply while your guests simply feel invited.
Beautiful to open. Effortless to run.
An invitation that unwraps
Every Cire invite opens with motion: a wax seal that breaks, a letter that unfolds. The first thing your guests feel is occasion, not a web page.
Effortless RSVPs, counted live
Guests reply in a tap, attending or not, per person, with dietary notes. You watch the numbers land in real time on a dashboard built for the couple, not a spreadsheet.
Inside every invitation
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A greeting by name
One link, but no two arrivals alike. Each household sees its own warm greeting and only the events they are invited to.
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Everything they need
Times, venues, an interactive map, add to calendar and dress code, all inside the invitation. No follow-up group chats.
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Themed to your day
Colour palettes, fonts and moodboards make each invitation unmistakably yours, so it already feels like your wedding.
From idea to invited in an afternoon.
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Design your invitation
Add your events, your wording and your guests, then theme it to your day. No design tools, no developers. It looks considered out of the box.
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Share one link
Send a single link, or print a claim code on paper invites. Your guest list stays private, and guests never need an account.
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Watch the RSVPs roll in
Replies, headcounts and dietary notes gather themselves on your dashboard. You stay on top of the day without lifting a spreadsheet.
See it live
Go on, open it.
A working Cire invitation, right here on the page. Respond as a guest would. It is fully interactive, and nothing you enter is saved.
A live Cire invitation
Together with their families
Amara & Sam
request the pleasure of your company
The Reception
Saturday, 17 October 2026
The Glasshouse, Byron Bay
Dinner, dancing and a little late-night magic.
This is an interactive preview. Responses aren’t saved.
The trust of paper, kept digital.
- Private by design
- Guests claim a code. No public guest list, no link to forward, no enumeration. Your circle stays your circle.
- No accounts for guests
- Guests never sign up for anything. They open, they reply, they are done.
- Your data is yours
- No ads, no selling, no spam. The details guests trust you with are used for your day and nothing else.
Everything you might be wondering.
Do my guests need an account or an app?
No. Guests open a link (or enter a short code from a paper invite) and reply right there. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
Is it really private?
Yes. There is no public guest list and no shareable per-guest link to leak. Each household claims its own code, and the details they share are used only for your wedding, never sold, never used for ads.
Can I make it match our wedding?
That is the point. Colours, fonts, photography and moodboards make each invitation unmistakably yours, so it feels like your day from the first second a guest opens it.
Is paper not more special than digital?
Paper is gorgeous, and static. Cire keeps the ceremony of opening something beautiful, then adds what paper cannot: a map, add to calendar, live RSVPs and headcounts. Many couples send both, and a printed card with a claim code is the perfect pairing.
How do RSVPs work?
Guests reply per person, attending or not, with dietary notes, in a tap. You see every response, headcount and note gather on a dashboard built for the couple, updating live.
What does it cost?
Cire is in an invitation-only early chapter while we craft each wedding by hand. Start your invitation and we will walk you through what is involved, with no surprises.
Begin your invitation.
Give your guests something to remember opening, and give yourself one less thing to chase.