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Custom interactive event pages

They do not just see the moment. They experience it.

Custom interactive event pages for weddings, babies, birthdays, sports, graduations, retirements, memorials, business milestones, and more.

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Football season is coming

Celebrate your favorite fan in style.

Start with a birthday countdown, then let friends sign the glass, leave messages and share the link. For adult celebrations, add a tasteful buy-them-a-shot option.

The sport, colors, age, wording and signing piece change for the person. The live experience and mobile-friendly flow are already built.

Open the Favorite Fan demoBuild one for your fan

What you are buying

A custom event page your guests open together.

We design, build and host one interactive page for your occasion, then hand you the keepsakes at the end. This is a managed service, not a page builder you have to figure out yourself.

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  1. 01

    A page designed for your occasion

    Your names, approved photos, story, colors and event details shape the whole experience. Nothing about it is shared with another customer.

  2. 02

    An opening moment, not a link

    A seal breaks, lights rise, a spotlight hits, or photographs come together. Guests open something instead of landing on a page.

  3. 03

    A live place for guests to take part

    A blessing board, guestbook or signing surface. Approved entries appear straight away for the person adding one, then across every open device.

  4. 04

    Something everyone can keep

    You approve a private preview before anyone sees it. Your order can include image, PDF and guest data keepsakes to download at the end.

Featured customer experiences

Real customers, start to finish.

Open either one to walk through the reveal, their own content, the live guest participation and the finished result, in the order their guests saw it.

Derrick and Miesha's marriage announcement card on satin.
Marriage announcement

Derrick and Miesha

Seal reveal, announcement, personal letter, and a live blessing board.

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Karter's downloadable cover athlete card with his photo, number and ratings.
Birthday and recognition

Karter's 12th birthday

Player reveal, custom ratings, live jersey signing and a keepsake to download.

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Keepsakes we have built

Made for people to sign, together.

Guests sign from their own phones, wherever they are, and their names land on the piece while it is happening. Every one is different on purpose: pinned notes, pinned money, kraft tags, a display case, a board full of photographs. A final home game, a staff room, a wedding, a dog.

Firefighter retirement signed-glass keepsake

01Fire service retirement

The whole station signs the glass.

A customer-approved jacket or helmet becomes the center of a retirement experience. Names render clearly on the glass and messages remain readable underneath.

Class reunion signed-glass keepsake

02Reunions and shared history

The yearbook becomes a keepsake everyone can sign.

Classmates revisit the photos, add a memory from any phone, and watch the framed class collage fill before and during the reunion.

Donor impact signed-glass keepsake

03Nonprofits and organizations

Impact stories become something supporters help complete.

An annual donor experience can reveal the work, recognize supporters, collect their messages, and deliver a signed impact keepsake afterward.

Bachelor party retired-player keepsake

04Playful custom concepts

Retired from the game. Signed by the whole crew.

When it is time for a player to retire his jersey and commit to one woman, the party becomes a basketball-style reveal, live signed glass, messages, photos, and a finished download.

Signed wedding keepsake

05Weddings and marriages

Every guest signed the frame.

Guests opened the page, left their name and a blessing, and watched the frame fill during the reception. The couple kept the finished piece.

Signed senior night jersey

06High school sports

The team signed the glass.

A local senior night. Family, teammates and coaches signed from the stands and the names appeared on the framed jersey as the game went on.

Signed puzzle guest board

07Weddings and marriages

Thirty five pieces, thirty five hands.

Every guest signed a piece and it went together over the night. The last few were still going in while people were dancing.

Signed block guest box

08Weddings and marriages

Everyone got a block and a minute to think.

People wrote more than a name because the block gave them room. It sits on a shelf instead of in a drawer, which is the whole point.

Signed basketball case

09High school sports

The team signed the ball and the case.

They ran out of room on the ball, so the case took the overflow. Family signed from the stands while the game was still going.

Signed senior night pennant

10High school sports

Signed at the last home game.

Teammates, coaches and family all on one pennant, added from wherever they were sitting, finished before the final whistle.

Signed skate deck

11Milestones and eighteenths

The whole park signed the deck.

An eighteenth, signed by people who only ever knew each other at the park. It hangs on his wall instead of getting ridden.

Pinned blessing board

12Announcements and good news

Sixteen people, sixteen different hands.

Nobody signs the same way. Everyone wrote their own note from their own phone and each one landed on the board as its own card, in its own handwriting.

Pinned money and notes board

13Graduations and gifting

The gift and the message on the same board.

Family pinned a note as they gave. She kept the board after the money came off it, which is the part nobody expects.

Signed tribute case

14Recognition and tributes

Signed like a hall of fame case.

A bust in a glass case, and the whole floor signed the glass. It went up in the building he spent thirty years in.

Signed retirement shadow box

15Retirements and recognition

Thirty years, signed by the people who were there.

Colleagues past and present added their names from wherever they were, including the ones who could not make the send off.

Signed teacher keepsake

16Staff and coworkers

The whole staff room signed it.

Coworkers signed between classes on their phones. Nobody had to carry a card around the building trying to catch people.

Signed new arrival keepsake

17New arrivals

Signed before they came home.

Family added their names and a line each while the room was still being finished, and it went up on the wall the week the baby arrived.

Meet the pup board

18Pets and new arrivals

Meet the pup, signed by everyone who met him.

A new dog is an announcement too. Friends and family added a photo and a line each, and the board filled up over his first fortnight home.

Signed pet birthday keepsake

19Pets and celebrations

Ten years old, signed by the dog park.

Loud on purpose. Everyone who knows him wrote on it, including the people who only know him from the park.

Pet remembrance shadow box

20Pets and remembrance

Sixteen years, and the whole street signed it.

His collar, his paw print, and a tag from everyone who knew him. People wrote from home in their own time rather than in a room.

Signed bachelorette keepsake

21Parties and weekends

Signed across the whole weekend.

Everyone added a name and a message as the weekend went on, including friends who could only join for part of it.

Signed graduation keepsake

22Graduations and milestones

Family signed it from three states.

Relatives who could not travel signed the same piece as the people in the room, and it all landed on one frame.

Signed remembrance keepsake

23Remembrance

Everyone who loved him wrote something.

People signed from the service and from home over the following weeks. Nothing had to be collected, and nobody was left out for being far away.

Signed fiftieth birthday keepsake

24Milestone birthdays

The whole party signed it before the cake.

Guests signed from their seats during the meal, and it was finished and on the wall by the end of the night.

Signed homecoming keepsake

25Homecomings and send offs

Signed by the people waiting at home.

Family and friends added their names before he landed, so the piece was already finished and hanging when he walked through the door.

Signed congregation keepsake

26Churches and congregations

The whole congregation put their name to it.

People signed after service on their own phones across three Sundays, so every group in the building is on the same piece.

Step 1 of 26. Retirement

Bring us the occasion and the object that matters. We design the rest around it.

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Any look you want

Bring us the world they are actually into.

The occasion decides the object and how people sign it. The style is a separate question, and the answer is whatever they love. Every one of these is artwork we drew for that customer, then signed by their people.

  • A framed print in the style of an open world crime game cover, a grid of nine illustrated panels in hot orange and turquoise, signed across the glass in paint pen.
    Open world game coverA twenty first birthday
  • A framed print in the style of an early nineties hip hop soul album sleeve, a woman in a leather jacket and backwards cap sitting on the bonnet of a car, signed across the glass in gold, white and rose paint pen.
    Nineties R&B sleeveA listening party
  • A framed print in the style of an early nineties basketball trading card, jagged geometric borders in purple, gold and hot pink around an action photograph, signed across the glass in paint pen.
    Nineties basketball cardA signing day
  • A framed print in the style of a football video game cover, a quarterback mid throw in a plain navy uniform under stadium light, signed across the glass in silver and white paint pen.
    Football game coverA senior season
  • A framed print in the style of a basketball video game cover, a player holding a ball under hard arena light, signed across the glass in white, red and gold paint pen.
    Basketball game coverA sixteenth birthday
  • A framed print in the style of a baseball video game cover, a batter mid swing in a plain cream and green uniform at dusk, signed across the glass in gold and cream paint pen.
    Baseball game coverAn opening day
  • A framed print in the style of a nineteen seventies soul album sleeve, a warm studio portrait against burnt orange, signed across the glass in cream and gold paint pen.
    Seventies soul sleeveA seventieth birthday
  • A framed print in the style of a late sixties psychedelic concert poster, swirling hand drawn lettering in clashing flat colours, signed across the glass in paint pen.
    Psychedelic rock posterA retirement
  • A framed print in the style of a photocopied punk gig flyer, high contrast black and white with cut and paste lettering, signed across the glass in red, white and silver paint pen.
    Punk gig flyerA fortieth
  • A framed print in the style of a nineties anime cover illustration, a cel shaded hero against a dramatic sunset sky, signed across the glass in white, pink and cyan paint pen.
    Nineties anime coverA thirteenth birthday
  • A framed print in the style of a streetwear lookbook page, a figure in plain oversized clothing against a graffiti covered shutter, signed across the glass in silver, lime and pink paint pen.
    Streetwear lookbookA brand launch
  • A framed panel of neon artwork with palm silhouettes over a sunset city grid, signed across the front in vivid pink, cyan and lime paint pen.
    Neon noirA gaming squad send off
  • A framed print in the style of a screen printed concert tour poster, heavy halftone in burnt red and mustard, signed across the glass in paint pen.
    Screen printed tour posterA last show
  • A framed print in the style of a classic comic book cover, bold ink outlines and halftone shading in primary colours, signed across the glass in paint pen.
    Comic book coverA tenth birthday
  • A framed print in the style of an oversized vintage sports trading card with a cream border, signed across the glass in blue, red and silver paint pen.
    Vintage trading cardA signing day
  • A framed panel of space artwork showing twin suns over a desert and a distant ship, signed across the front in white, gold and pale blue paint pen.
    Space operaA leaving party

If you can describe it, or send us one picture of it, we can build the piece around it.

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Built around your occasion

No single occasion is the product. What changes is the story, the media and the way guests take part.

Weddings and relationships
Engagements, Save the dates, Marriage announcements, Anniversaries, Vow renewals, Elopements
Family announcements
Pregnancy, Gender reveals, Birth announcements, Adoption, Baby showers, First birthdays
Milestones and celebrations
Milestone birthdays, Graduations, Retirements, Promotions, Reunions, Bachelor and bachelorette parties, Religious milestones
Teams, schools and performance
Every sport, Esports, Dance and cheer, Theatre and music, Senior night, Signing day
Recognition and organizations
Awards nights, Work anniversaries, Team launches, Volunteer recognition, Church milestones, Fundraisers and galas, Donor stewardship and year-end impact
Memory and legacy
Memorials, Celebrations of life, Anniversary tributes, Family history, Legacy archives, Remembrance pages

RSVP and event tools

Invitations, replies, meals and memories in one place.

Use it for a wedding RSVP, birthday party, dinner, gala or any event where guests need to reply, choose meals, find the details and take part.

RSVP, meals and guest planning

Collect the answers you need for a wedding, dinner, party, gala or other planned event.

  • RSVP with yes, no and maybe
  • Named party members, headcount and permitted plus ones
  • Meal choices for each person
  • Dietary and accessibility notes
  • Live totals for replies, guests and meals
  • Guest-list export for table and seating planning

Event details in one place

Give guests one link for the information they would otherwise ask for by text.

  • Schedule or run of show
  • Venue, directions and parking
  • Dress code and what to bring
  • A countdown to the event
  • Approved registry, gift or contribution links
  • The right day-of contact

Live guest participation

Choose how people add their voice to the moment before, during or after the event.

  • A blessing board, guestbook or signing surface
  • Names and messages visible across open devices
  • Automatic overflow panes when one piece fills
  • Pre-moderation or immediate posting
  • Hide, restore and delete controls
  • A compact share link for family, friends or coworkers

What you keep

The live page can finish as files the host keeps after the event.

  • An image of the finished piece
  • A PDF message book when included
  • Approved guest entries as CSV or JSON
  • RSVP and meal reports for planned events
  • A clear hosting term and export handoff

Tell us what the event needs. We write the exact RSVP fields, guest tools and final files into the project scope before building.

How a project starts

You do not have to design it yourself.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you are marking

    Send the occasion, the date, roughly how many people, and what you want them to feel. We reply with scope and a price.

  2. 02

    We build it and you approve it

    You send approved photographs and details. We configure the experience and send a private preview. Nothing goes live until you say so.

  3. 03

    Share it, then keep it

    Publish the link, collect moderated entries, then download the keepsakes at the end.

For planners and service businesses

Add an interactive experience to what you already sell.

We create and operate the page. You keep the client relationship and the creative direction.

Discuss a partner project

  • Planners and event designers

    Add a custom interactive event experience to a package without hiring a developer for each client.

  • Photographers

    Give the images you already deliver a second life as something guests take part in.

  • Venues

    Offer a signing surface or blessing board that guests use on the night and keep afterwards.

  • Schools, clubs and teams

    Recognize a senior night, an awards evening or a signing day with original colors and no licensed marks.

  • Agencies and HR teams

    Mark a retirement, a work anniversary or a team launch with something better than a group email.

  • Celebrants and memorial professionals

    A memory wall and legacy archive, handled with the sensitivity the moment needs.

Start with the moment

What should people experience together?

Tell us the occasion, who it is for, the mood and how guests should take part. Upload an approved starting picture or describe the original piece you want us to create.

Every customer gets a separate page and a private preview. Customer photos, names and messages are never reused for another project.

Your project pathHelp me choose

Tell us what you need and request a call. We will place it in the right project path.

1 The opening scene

This is what guests see first. Choose whether we should use a finished picture or create a realistic themed portrait from several clear photos.

Quality rule: approved work must look realistic, readable and intentionally composed. Source photos and references guide the result. Nothing publishes without human and customer approval.

2 The interactive keepsake

This is what guests add their names and messages to. It is separate from the opening scene.

This sends your requested call time and project details. We confirm scope and price before payment or production.