Widgets library

An invitation does more than look good. Guests need to RSVP, find the venue, count down to the day, and save the date. Instead of stitching those in from other tools, Invitarium has them built into the editor as widgets you drop straight onto the page.

The interactive parts, already built in

A static design can only carry so much. A real invitation collects replies, points guests to a map, counts down to the date, and lets people save it. Widgets are those pieces, ready to drop on, so you are not pasting an embed from somewhere else or handing the page to a developer to wire up.

What is in the library

• 01RSVP form: collect replies from your guests, with the questions you choose.
• 02Countdown: a live timer ticking down to the date.
• 03Map: show guests exactly where the venue is.
• 04Save the date: guests tap to add the event to their own calendar.
• 05QR code: a scannable code that points wherever you need it to.
• 06Accordion: expandable sections for details and questions, without crowding the page.
• 07Envelope: an opening-envelope entrance on the welcome page.
• 08Button: a clean link button for anything else.

Want to feel how they actually work? The editor walkthrough has each one running live, right in the page, so you can build an RSVP form, restyle a countdown, recolor a map and more without signing up.

Drop it on, make it yours

Each widget lands on the page ready to use, and you style it to match your design: colors, size, position, and its own settings. They are part of the canvas, not a foreign embed, so they move and resize like every other element you place.

A library that keeps growing

The widgets you see today are not the final list. We refine the existing ones and add new ones regularly, and what sellers ask for shapes what comes next. As the library grows, every new widget shows up right in the editor, ready to drop onto your pages with nothing to install.

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