Every guest
Your story, as a film — before the first guest arrives
An AI-made film of how the two of you found each other, told across eras and cultures, ending where you met.
What actually goes wrong
A church that seats two hundred, a reception hall that seats four, and no idea which guests are coming to which.
Between Roce, Church Ceremony, Nuptial Mass, Reception and the Sunday Lunch, every guest has to be asked the same four questions — and asked again when they do not answer.
A human makes the first call
Not a bot. Your relationship with the family stays yours — we take over the three hundred follow-ups after it.
A human verifies every count
The AI reads the replies and proposes the answer. A person confirms it before it reaches your host or your caterer.
Official WhatsApp, not a linked handset
The WhatsApp Business API, with opt-out honoured and every message recorded. Not somebody’s phone with a scanner app.
Your story, before the first guest arrives
A short film built from your photographs — two families across the years, ending at the moment you met. And after the wedding, every guest gets back the photographs they are actually in.
Six frames, one story
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1947
A letter, carried by hand
Three weeks each way, and a family that read it aloud at the table.
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1968
A photograph in a studio
One frame, one chance, everybody holding still and not smiling.
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1985
A trunk call, booked in advance
Shouting down a line to Bombay, three minutes, the whole house listening.
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2004
A hundred and sixty characters
Typed on nine keys, sent at midnight when the rates dropped.
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2019
A profile, and a maybe
Two families, one spreadsheet, and a coffee that ran four hours.
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Today
They are getting married
And three hundred people have to be told, asked, and looked after.
The frames above are drawn, not filmed. We have not delivered this film for a paying customer yet — when we have, a real one replaces them here.
What you actually get
- A short film built from your photographs and your story, told across eras and cultures, ending at the moment you met
- Every guest sent their own photographs after the wedding — they send one selfie, and the pictures they are actually in come back to them
- No group album to scroll, no link with four thousand images in it, nothing for your family to sort by hand
“Will it sound like a machine?”
No. The first call is made by a person. What runs automatically is the chasing — the reminder to the uncle who never replied, the second ask for a headcount, the room question. Every word of it is written in advance by a human and read by one before it reaches your host.
Nothing here writes its own sentences to your guests.
Questions Christian families ask
What do guests actually get after the wedding?
Their own photographs. A guest sends one selfie and the pictures they are actually in come back to them — no group album to scroll, no link with four thousand images, nothing for your family to sort by hand.
Does it cover every function or only the main day?
Whichever days you shoot. Photographs from Roce, Church Ceremony, Nuptial Mass, Reception, Sunday Lunch are handled the same way, so a cousin who only came for the Roce still gets the pictures they are in and is not sent a folder from days they missed.
What is the film?
A short AI-made film of how the two of you found each other, built from your own photographs and your own story, told across eras and cultures and ending at the moment you met. It is made from what you give us — nothing is invented about your family.
What happens to guests' faces and photographs?
They are used to match a guest to their own pictures and nothing else. Guest data on this service is handled the way the rest of the product handles it — shaped to DPDPA rules, not retained for anything a guest did not ask for.
Tell us about the wedding.
One message. We will tell you in five minutes whether this is worth your time.
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