What Blisx Wedding does
Blisx Wedding is a digital wedding app built around a Singapore banquet. It covers four things: a downloadable digital invitation card, digital guest registration at the door, live wedding memory creation during the celebration, and shared photo albums before and after the day. Guests open a link — there is nothing to install.
Digital invitation card
Send a digital invitation your guests can open, keep and download, rather than posting cards and chasing replies. It carries the details every guest asks you twice about — where, when, which hotel ballroom, what time the doors open — so you stop answering the same WhatsApp message thirty times.
Digital guest registration
Singapore banquets have a particular problem: two hundred or more guests arrive within the same twenty minutes, and they all queue at one reception table while someone looks for their name on a printed list. Digital registration lets guests check themselves in on their phone, and you see who has arrived in real time. The queue at the door disappears.
Live wedding memory creation
Moments come together as the celebration happens rather than weeks later. Guests contribute during the evening, so what you look at afterwards is the whole room’s view of the day, not only the official photographer’s.
Pre- and post-wedding photo sharing
Every guest can upload to one shared album, before and after the day. This is the part couples most often regret leaving to chance: without it, your wedding photos end up scattered across a hundred separate camera rolls and a group chat that scrolls out of reach by the following week.
Why a wedding app, and not just a group chat
Most couples end up improvising this with a mix of tools: a printed card, a spreadsheet of RSVPs, a WhatsApp group for photos, and a helper at the door with a clipboard. It works, but the pieces don’t talk to each other and all of it lands on you or your family on the day itself.
- One link for guests instead of a card, a form and a chat group
- No app to install — it opens in a phone browser, which matters when your guest list spans several generations
- Photos in one place that stays yours after the day
- No reception queue, because guests check themselves in
The test that matters: on the day itself, how much of your attention goes to running the event rather than being at it? Everything here exists to move that number down.
Built in Singapore, for Singapore weddings
Blisx Wedding is made and supported locally, and designed around how weddings here actually run — hotel and restaurant banquets, large multi-generational guest lists, and an arrival crush before dinner. Support comes from the people who built it.
Try it before you pay
Build your wedding app first and only pay to publish it. You can see exactly what your guests will see — the invitation, the check-in, the album — before deciding whether it is right for your day.
Build yours firstOr follow along on Instagram at @blisxweddings.
Common questions
Do my guests need to download an app?
No. It opens in a phone browser from a link. This matters more than it sounds: asking older relatives to install an app before a dinner is where most digital wedding tools fall over.
Can guests still be invited the traditional way?
Yes. The digital invitation works alongside printed cards if you are sending those to certain guests — the link can go on the card.
What happens to the photos afterwards?
They stay in your shared album rather than dispersing across guests’ phones. Guests can keep adding after the day, which is when most of the good candid photos actually surface.
How much does it cost?
You build first and pay only to publish, so nothing is committed until you have seen it. Current pricing is shown in the app.
Who is behind it?
Blisx Wedding is made by Blisx, an independent Singapore software studio that also builds InvenTree, a phone-first inventory app.