Short answer: Invyt is a well-made European event platform, and its free plan stops at 25 guests. A mid-sized Indian wedding invites 300. That single number decides this comparison before any feature is discussed, and everything below explains why the rest of the differences follow from it.
Invyt is a brand of Randes Digital Labs, incorporated in the Netherlands. Wedence is built for multi-day weddings, has European designs as well as South Asian ones, and bills in euros, dollars or rupees. Competitor facts here were read off Invyt’s own pricing page on 16 September 2026.
The 25-guest free tier, and what it actually means
Invyt’s free plan includes RSVP tracking, a QR code, WhatsApp sharing, dietary preferences, plus-one and children tracking, and a wedding hub with up to two sub-events. That is a genuinely thoughtful free tier — for a European wedding of sixty people where twenty-five is a meaningful fraction of the list.
For an Indian wedding it is not a free tier at all. Twenty-five guests is one side of one family. It is the haldi at home, not the wedding. You will cross it before you have finished typing your father’s cousins, which means the free plan is functionally a demo and the real price is €12 per event.
€12 is not expensive. But read “per event” carefully against an Indian wedding: haldi, mehendi, sangeet, ceremony and reception is five, and the free hub holds two sub-events. The pricing model was designed for a wedding with a ceremony and a party, and it does what it was designed for.
Invyt and Wedence, side by side
| Wedence | Invyt | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan guest limit | Unlimited, forever | Up to 25 guests |
| Branding on the free tier | None — no watermark, ever | Invyt branding; removed on Premium |
| Functions modelled | Unlimited, each with its own venue, time and dress code | 2 sub-events free; more on Premium |
| Billing | One-time; euros, dollars or rupees | €12 one-time per event |
| Dietary preferences and exact guest counts | Yes, on the free tier | Yes, on the free tier |
| European designs | Lake Como Letters, Bellagio, Santorini Blue — Bellagio is free forever | Premium invite themes on the paid plan |
| WhatsApp invitations sent for you | Yes, on Pro — approved templates, delivery tracked | Share a link or QR yourself |
Why Wedence leads once the guest list grows
The free tier is sized for the wedding you are actually having. Unlimited guests, no watermark, no trial clock and no cap that quietly stops replies at guest 26. Your mother will add eighty names in October. On Wedence that costs nothing.
Five functions produce five real numbers. Per-event RSVP is the default here, not a paid upgrade to a sub-event allowance. The sangeet caterer wants a count by Tuesday, the haldi at home has a capacity, and sixty guests are reception-only — those are five separate answers and only a per-function model produces them.
WhatsApp is infrastructure, not a share button. Both products let you paste a link into WhatsApp. On Pro, Wedence sends the invitations itself through approved templates, chases only the guests who have not replied, and reports delivery and response rates back to you. That is the difference between sharing a link and running a guest list — and it matters most when family are spread across several countries and time zones.
The European designs are the free ones. If you are marrying on a lake, a coast or in a villa, Bellagio is lakeside European romance and it is one of the two designs that are free forever. Lake Como Letters is editorial and restrained; Santorini Blue is Mediterranean watercolour with church-ceremony artwork. These are full animated wedding websites, not invite themes — and the free tier does not put a watermark on any of them.
You pay in your own currency, whichever that is. Wedence takes international cards and is already paid from outside India. Euros, dollars or rupees; one payment, never a subscription.
What Wedence costs, precisely. The animated invite, the full wedding website, per-event RSVP, an unlimited guest list and the guestbook are free forever, with no watermark and no credit card, on two designs. The other eight designs are a one-time add-on for your wedding. Above that:
| Plan | EUR | USD | INR | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | $0 | ₹0 | Invite, website, per-event RSVP, unlimited guests, guestbook |
| Pro | €39 | $49 | ₹3,999 | All ten designs, named RSVP data and export, guest groups, WhatsApp for 500 guests |
| Signature | €79 | $89 | ₹7,999 | Per-group invite links, multi-host logins, QR arrival, room allocation |
| Concierge | €199 | $209 | ₹19,999 | Done-for-you setup, custom domain, a named person on WhatsApp, day-of monitoring |
Every one of those is a single payment, not a subscription, because a wedding happens once. International cards are accepted and already used by couples paying from outside India. Full pricing →
Where Invyt is genuinely the right answer
One case, and it is narrow: a wedding of twenty-five guests or fewer where you want a free tool and do not mind the page carrying Invyt’s branding. Under that ceiling its free plan is complete and costs nothing, and the product is honestly built and honestly priced.
Past twenty-five guests the comparison changes shape, because Invyt is no longer the free option — it is €12 per event, and a wedding with a ceremony and a reception is two. Wedence is free at any guest count, with no branding on the page, and it also collects dietary preferences and exact guest numbers on that free tier. Invyt’s privacy stance — no ads, no registry push — is genuinely good and worth saying, but it is the same stance Wedence takes, so it does not separate them.
Switching from Invyt
There is nothing to migrate if you have not sent anything yet. If you have, export your guest list as CSV from Invyt’s Premium plan and import it — Wedence takes Name, WhatsApp number, Side and Category and accepts a spreadsheet paste as well as a comma-separated file, so a copied block of cells works without reformatting. Build your functions, send the new link, and the old one can simply stop being shared.
Frequently asked questions
Is Invyt free for a wedding?
Free up to 25 guests, with Invyt branding on the page and a hub of up to two sub-events. Beyond that it is €12 per event as a one-time payment, which removes the branding and the guest cap. For most Indian weddings the free plan will be exceeded during setup.
Is Wedence free?
The animated invite, the full wedding website, per-event RSVP, an unlimited guest list and the guestbook are free forever with no watermark, on two designs — Bellagio, which is European, and Wedding Cinema. The other eight are a one-time add-on. The free tier shows RSVP counts rather than named responses and does not send automated messages; Pro at €39 / $49 adds both. Everything is one payment, never a subscription.
Can I pay Wedence in euros or dollars?
Yes. International cards are accepted and already used by couples paying from outside India. Pro is €39 or $49, Signature €79 or $89, Concierge €199 or $209 — each a single payment rather than a subscription.
Does Invyt handle a wedding with five separate functions?
Its wedding hub supports sub-events, with up to two on the free plan and more on Premium at €12 per event. It is a general event structure you name and build yourself rather than a multi-day wedding modelled in advance.
Does Invyt send WhatsApp invitations for me?
It gives you a link and a QR code to share yourself. It does not send the messages, chase non-responders or report delivery. Wedence does all three on Pro.
Which is better value at 300 guests?
At 300 guests Invyt is €12 per event, so a wedding with a ceremony and a reception is two paid events and a five-function wedding is five. Wedence is free for the invite, the website and per-event RSVP at any guest count on its two free designs, and €39 / $49 / ₹3,999 one-time for the full guest-management toolkit including WhatsApp sending.
How current is this comparison?
Every competitor feature and price on this page was read off their own public pricing and product pages on 16 September 2026. Plans move, and early-access products move fastest of all — check their current terms before you decide, and tell us if you spot something out of date and we will correct it.
Also worth reading: the full platform comparison for Indian weddings.