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A wedding invitation that's a website

Ask ChatGPT, Claude or another AI to build a beautiful invitation website. Upload it to htmlkin.io — as a folder, a ZIP or a single HTML file — and send your guests a ready link, with no separate hosting and no sign-up.

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We're getting married

Anna & David

LONDON · 4:00 PM

We'd love to share this day with you. Guests arrive at 3:30 PM, the ceremony starts at 4:00 PM.

Schedule

Ceremony, dinner and party

The Manor House

Address and directions on a map

Link ready

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Three steps

From idea to a link for your guests

htmlkin only takes care of publishing. You make the invitation beforehand — by hand or in a chat with AI — and then turn it into a link in seconds.

01

Ask AI to build the invitation

Describe the style, names, date, venue and schedule. Ask for a finished website: a single page or with sections — schedule, location, RSVP.

02

Save the finished site

Download the files from Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant — a folder, a ZIP or one HTML file. htmlkin publishes a finished site; it doesn't generate the design.

03

Upload it and send the link

Drop the folder, ZIP or HTML onto htmlkin.io, get a public link and send it to your guests in a messenger, by email or as a QR code.

Ready-made prompt

Start with a ready-made prompt

Replace the details in square brackets and send the text to your assistant. Before publishing, check the date, address, phone numbers and all the wording.

The key thing is to have index.html in the root of the site. Other pages, styles and images can sit next to it in the same folder.

prompt for ChatGPT / Claude
Create a responsive wedding invitation
as a small website. The entry point is
index.html in the root.

Names: [Anna and David]
Date: [September 12, 2026]
Venue: [name and address]
Style: [minimalist, warm]

Add the schedule, a map, the dress code,
notes for guests and an RSVP form.
One page or several sections is fine.
Put all the files in one folder.

Everything your guests need, in one link

An HTML invitation is a complete mobile website, not just a picture in a messenger.

Date and schedule

The ceremony, the reception and the key moments of the day in one clear timeline.

Venue and directions

The venue address, landmarks and a map link so guests find their way easily.

Dress code

A colour palette, outfit ideas and wishes for the style of the celebration.

Notes and RSVP

Gifts, flowers, kids, transfers and an RSVP form — every important detail.

Add to calendar

An “Add to calendar” button — guests save the wedding date to Google Calendar or iCal in one tap.

See what a finished invitation looks like

Two real invitation websites published on htmlkin. The sites are in Russian — open them to see the whole layout.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

About making an invitation with AI and publishing it on htmlkin.io.

Does htmlkin.io make wedding invitations?

No. htmlkin.io isn't an invitation builder and doesn't generate designs. First you make the invitation website yourself or with ChatGPT, Claude or another AI, then upload it to htmlkin.io — as a folder, a ZIP archive or a single HTML file — and get a public link.

How do I make a wedding invitation with AI?

Tell the assistant the style of the wedding, the couple's names, the date, the address, the schedule, the dress code and any notes. Ask it to build a responsive invitation website with index.html in the root — one page or several sections. Check the text and contacts, save the files and upload them to htmlkin.io as a folder, a ZIP archive or a single HTML file.

Do guests need to sign up to open the invitation?

No. After publishing you get an ordinary public link that guests open in their browser, with no htmlkin.io account.

How long is the wedding invitation kept?

An anonymous link works for 24 hours. After you sign up, the published site stays on your own subdomain for good, until you delete it.

Can I hide the invitation from strangers?

Yes. On the Pro and Business plans you can protect a published site with a four-digit PIN and share it only with your guests.

Can I add photos and interactive elements?

Yes. Photos, fonts and scripts can be embedded in the HTML or put as separate files in the site folder next to index.html. A site can be up to 20 MB on the free plan and up to 200 MB on paid plans. If the invitation collects RSVPs, connect the form to an external service — htmlkin only publishes the finished site.

Invitation ready? Turn it into a link

Upload the finished site — a folder, a ZIP or HTML — to htmlkin.io and send the link to your guests in one click, no hosting needed.