Papercut crescent
An Eid gathering invitation site: a paper-cut diorama opens layer by layer onto Eid dawn with the crescent, domes and palms, then scrolls to the RSVP.
AED 6 a guest, AED 7 with the entry pass
Made for
What the site holds
- An opening that plays the moment the guest taps
- The names, and the date in both calendars
- The evening's programme, hour by hour
- A countdown to the night
- The venue on a map
- The guest's reply, straight to your list
What you can change
- Every word, name and date
- The pictures and video clips
- Which of the design's versions to use
Questions about this design
It starts with a paper-cut window with lanterns, dunes and domes. The guest taps, the layers open one after another as if stepping through them, and the dawn of Eid appears with its crescent.
The family's name and an Eid greeting, the invitation line, a verse, the date in both calendars, the day's programme, a countdown, a map, photographs, the RSVP and an eidiya corner.
Yes. You name the Eid in the greeting, and the design suits both, for a lunch, a majlis or an evening.
Building the site and sharing its link cost nothing. Sending it to each guest by name on WhatsApp is AED 6 a guest, or AED 7 with an entry pass scanned at the door. There is no subscription and no monthly fee.
Each guest gets a private link by name on WhatsApp that opens the site in the browser, with no app and no account. They reply from inside the site, and the answer shows on your guest list.