Sharing
WhatsApp-ready from the first send
Use one polished link for parent groups, friends, colleagues, and relatives abroad. No app install, no PDF hunting, no repeated screenshots.
Built around Malaysian wedding habits
For hotel banquets, garden ceremonies, family groups, and guests who open everything on their phone.
Malaysia weddings often have more moving parts than a single printed card can handle. Guestflow keeps the invitation graceful while making the practical details easier to find.
Families
Clear wording for bilingual guests
English and Chinese wording can sit together naturally, with room for family names, ceremonies, banquet details, and respectful notes.
Planning
RSVP without chasing every reply
Guests reply through a simple Google Form. You get names, pax count, meal preference, and notes in a spreadsheet you can actually use.
What guests see
A wedding invitation website, not just an image.
- Invitation cover with your names, date, and opening message.
- Event details for ceremony, dinner, reception, or tea ceremony.
- Maps and calendar links so guests can save the venue quickly.
- Photo story and gallery to make the invite feel personal.
- RSVP button or embedded reply flow connected to Google Forms.
- Mobile-first layout that feels considered on smaller screens.
The working process
Simple enough to finish before your next planning meeting.
01
Choose a direction
Pick a visual style from the Guestflow templates, then adjust the mood for your wedding.
02
Send your details
Names, date, venue, schedule, wording, photos, dress code, and RSVP form fields.
03
Review the page
Check the invitation on mobile, polish wording, and confirm maps and RSVP behavior.
04
Share the link
Send it by WhatsApp, add it to a QR code, or place it in a printed detail card.
Malaysia first
Serving Malaysian couples before expanding wider.
Guestflow is being shaped around real local needs first: family-friendly wording, clear venue details, WhatsApp sharing, bilingual copy, and RSVP lists that make sense for banquets and multi-part wedding days.
- LocationsSuitable for weddings in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Penang, Johor, Ipoh, Melaka, and destination-style venues around Malaysia.
- FormatsWorks for hotel banquets, garden solemnisation, church ceremonies, tea ceremony schedules, and reception-only celebrations.
- LanguagesEnglish-first pages can include Chinese wording. Bahasa Malaysia copy can be added where needed for the couple's guest list.
- DeliveryThe final invitation is a public mobile link you can share, plus a Google Forms RSVP flow for tracking replies.
Questions Malaysian couples ask
Quick answers before you choose a template.
Is this a digital invitation card or a wedding website?
It is closer to a small wedding invitation website. Guests open one link and can scroll through the cover, story, event details, maps, schedule, gallery, and RSVP.
Can I send it through WhatsApp?
Yes. The page is made for mobile sharing, so you can send the link to WhatsApp groups, individual guests, or relatives overseas.
Can it handle Chinese and English wording?
Yes. The design can include bilingual wording, family names, banquet notes, and ceremony details without making the page feel crowded.
How does RSVP work?
Guestflow uses Google Forms for RSVP collection. Guests reply from the invitation, and responses are stored in Google Sheets for easier tracking.
Should I still print anything?
Some couples still print a small card or QR detail insert for family preference. Guestflow can support that by giving you one clean link or QR destination.
Ready for Malaysia
Create a wedding e-invitation your guests can actually use.
Start with a template direction, then shape the wording, RSVP, and details around your wedding day.