# Zendegi.Studio

> Animated wedding websites your guests will talk about, with RSVP and every language handled for you.

Zendegi.Studio is free for an animated save the date in every language your guests read. Premium is $125 CAD per event, paid once, and adds RSVP, a personal link for every household, a registry and a photo gallery. Your guests never pay anything.

## Pages

- [Home](https://zendegi.io/): An animated wedding website your guests will talk about: an invitation that opens like paper, and RSVPs that run themselves.
- [Accueil (français)](https://zendegi.io/fr): Un site de mariage animé dont vos invités vont parler : une invitation qui s’ouvre comme du papier, et des RSVP qui se gèrent tout seuls.
- [Animated save the date templates](https://zendegi.io/templates): Animated save the dates and wedding invitations that open on your guests’ phones: Quebec in winter, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and a lakeside cottage.
- [Pricing](https://zendegi.io/pricing): Zendegi.Studio is free for an animated save the date in every language your guests read. Premium is $125 CAD per event, paid once, and adds RSVP, a personal link for every household, a registry and a photo gallery. Your guests never pay anything.
- [Pricing (Markdown)](https://zendegi.io/pricing.md)
- [FAQ](https://zendegi.io/faq): What a wedding website costs in Canada, whether one site can be in English and French, and how guests reply to the invitation from their phone.
- [About](https://zendegi.io/about): Zendegi.Studio is made by Paria and Thibault, a multicultural Canadian couple who could not find the wedding website they wanted, so they built it.
- [Legal](https://zendegi.io/legal): Who publishes Zendegi.Studio, how to reach us, and the terms that apply when you use the site.

## Template demos

- [Autumn drive](https://zendegi.io/templates/autumn-drive): A save the date painted in watercolour: a couple drives a cream convertible through fall woods.
- [Lakeside Cottage](https://zendegi.io/templates/save-the-date): A lakeside cottage in fall built like a theatre set, then the couple, the date and the place.
- [Quebec in Winter](https://zendegi.io/templates/frontenac-winter): A save the date painted in oil: a couple under a street lamp on the Dufferin Terrace, the Château Frontenac in the snow.
- [Montreal](https://zendegi.io/templates/montreal): A watercolour save the date: an autumn evening on a Montreal street, a window lighting up on a couple dancing in wedding clothes.
- [Toronto](https://zendegi.io/templates/toronto): An illustrated save the date: a couple dancing under the CN Tower on a Toronto autumn night as maple leaves fall.
- [Vancouver](https://zendegi.io/templates/vancouver): An illustrated save the date: an autumn night by the Gastown steam clock, a bride and groom leaning in to kiss as the date appears.

## Blog

- [Blog](https://zendegi.io/blog)
- [Getting married in Old Montréal (2026-10-26)](https://zendegi.io/blog/getting-married-in-old-montreal): A civil ceremony at the courthouse or a wedding at Notre-Dame, photos on the cobblestones and by the Old Port, the seasons, guests who travel and a wedding in two languages.
- [Why your wedding needs a good website (2026-10-26)](https://zendegi.io/blog/why-your-wedding-needs-a-good-website): A first moment your guests remember, the date and place they can always find, and reminders that do the chasing: what a good wedding website does for you.
- [Getting married in Vancouver, by the Gastown steam clock (2026-10-26)](https://zendegi.io/blog/getting-married-in-gastown-vancouver): Venues within walking distance, photos at the steam clock, the rainy months and guests who travel: a guide to a Gastown wedding, and the story of the clock.
- [Getting married in Québec City, by the Château Frontenac (2026-10-24)](https://zendegi.io/blog/getting-married-in-quebec-city): Where to say yes in Old Québec, where to take the photos, and how to plan a winter wedding, with the story of the castle-like hotel above the old town.
- [Toronto and Vancouver, two new save the dates (2026-10-24)](https://zendegi.io/blog/toronto-and-vancouver-save-the-dates): A couple dancing under the CN Tower and a kiss by the Gastown steam clock: two animated save the dates for city weddings in Canada.
- [One save the date, in up to 30 languages (2026-10-23)](https://zendegi.io/blog/save-the-date-in-30-languages): Pick the languages your guests read, from English and French to Punjabi, Persian or Tagalog, and get one link per language to share.
- [We are on Instagram (2026-10-22)](https://zendegi.io/blog/we-are-on-instagram): Follow Zendegi.Studio on Instagram to watch every new scene move before it reaches the site.
- [What is free, and what Premium adds (2026-10-21)](https://zendegi.io/blog/free-save-the-date-and-premium): An animated save the date in every language is free. Premium is $125 CAD per event, paid once, for RSVP, household links, registry and gallery.
- [When to send your save the dates (2026-10-19)](https://zendegi.io/blog/when-to-send-save-the-dates): Six to eight months before the wedding, or eight to twelve for long weekends, winter and guests flying in. A timing guide for Canadian weddings.
- [Four templates to start from, more on the way (2026-10-15)](https://zendegi.io/blog/four-templates-and-more-on-the-way): Autumn drive, Lakeside Cottage, Quebec in Winter and Montreal: four save the dates painted for Canadian weddings, with more to come.
- [Try your save the date on yourself first (2026-10-08)](https://zendegi.io/blog/try-your-save-the-date-on-yourself): Pick a scene, see it play with your names, then send yourself a test before a single guest receives it.
- [English and French, written properly (2026-09-24)](https://zendegi.io/blog/english-and-french-written-properly): Every page of Zendegi.Studio exists in English and Canadian French, with the same care in both.
- [Your wedding in three questions (2026-09-10)](https://zendegi.io/blog/your-wedding-in-three-questions): No form to fill in: creating your wedding on Zendegi.Studio takes three questions, asked one at a time.
- [Why we built Zendegi.Studio (2026-08-27)](https://zendegi.io/blog/why-we-built-zendegi-studio): We were planning our own wedding and could not find a website we were proud to send. So we made one.

## Questions couples ask

### What do my guests receive?

Each household gets its own link, by email or text. It opens an animated invitation — a scene that paints itself in, an envelope that opens like paper — then your wedding website and the reply card behind it.

### Do my guests need an app or an account?

No. The link opens in any phone or computer browser, and a guest replies for the whole household in under a minute.

### Which languages can my guests read it in?

English and French, written with the same care; each guest switches language in one tap. More languages spoken by Canadian families are on the way.

### How much does a wedding website cost in Canada?

The animated save the date is free, in every language your guests read. Premium is $125 CAD per event, paid once, and adds RSVP, a personal link sent to every household, the registry, the photo gallery and the seating chart. There is no subscription, and your guests never pay anything. Premium events with more than 200 guests cost $5 more.

### Can I make one wedding website in English and French?

Yes. Every wedding website is written in English and Canadian French with the same care, on one link: each guest reads it in their own language and switches in one tap, and the reply card follows.

### How do RSVPs work?

Each household gets its own link and replies once for everyone in it, event by event, with meal choices. You see a live headcount as replies arrive, and polite reminders go to the households who have not answered yet.

### Can I start today?

We are building the first wedding sites with a small group of couples, in private beta. Accounts open to everyone soon; until then, every demo is yours to try.