For every celebration · 1 of 5
Weddingחתונה
- 1Henna
- 2Chuppah
- 3Reception
Invite each guest to the moments that concern them: close family to the henna, everyone to the chuppah and reception.
All about wedding invitationsInvitations for Jewish celebrations
A beautiful invitation for your wedding, your bar mitzvah or your brit milah, sent on WhatsApp, with every response tracked live.
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Save the dateNew
One link for everything: your loved ones save the date today, and the same link becomes the full invitation.
Every design has its save the date
An invitation you actually want to open. Replies that arrive all on their own. And you, finally free to enjoy the party.
Try it
On the left, the invitation as your guests receive it. On the right, what the couple sees, at the very same moment.
They said yes Léa & Yoni — Tuesday, June 15, 2027 · Jaffa
A personal invitation for you
How it works
Everything happens in one place, one step after another. Scroll down, your phone shows you.
Choose a template for your celebration and write your text. The Hebrew date appears on the invitation by itself.
One personal link per household, sent from your own phone. Your loved ones get it where they already talk.
How many people are coming, and for which moments: the response reaches you right away, no spreadsheet to keep.
Chuppah and reception, or aliyah to the Torah and evening party: you know how many people are coming to each moment.
You welcome your guests with the list on your phone, checked off as they arrive.
For every celebration · 1 of 5
Invite each guest to the moments that concern them: close family to the henna, everyone to the chuppah and reception.
All about wedding invitationsFor every celebration · 2 of 5
The aliyah to the Torah, the kiddush, the evening party, and putting on tefillin announced on the invitation. The candy is on you.
All about bar mitzvah invitationsFor every celebration · 3 of 5
At 12, with close family or with everyone: each family celebrates it their own way, and the invitation follows suit.
All about bat mitzvah invitationsFor every celebration · 4 of 5
The eighth day comes fast: the invitation goes out the same day, and the name stays secret until the ceremony.
All about brit milah invitationsFor every celebration · 5 of 5
A tradition dear to many Sephardic and Mizrahi families. Invite your loved ones to it, with its own moment within your wedding.
All about henna invitationsOur designs
Each design is a small world: a setting, a gesture, music composed for it. Pick one, add your names, and your guests reply moment by moment.
Your photos, as a slideshow, a wall or a stack: your story in pictures.
Every celebration
A boarding pass for the most beautiful journey of all: theirs.
Wedding, henna
A riad, zellige tiles and lanterns for the wedding, the henna and the bat mitzvah.
Wedding, henna
The market, the stalls, a life together that starts with shopping side by side.
Wedding, henna
Their story square by square, from the first glance to the chuppah.
Wedding, henna
An engraved invitation, the gold leaf catching the light.
Wedding, henna, engagement + 6 more
A console, a hero, levels to clear; as a couple, two players moving forward together.
Bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, birthday
The stadium lights up, the named shirt drops from the sky, the stands do the wave.
Bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, birthday
Questions
Another question? The help center answers everything.
Open the help centerYes, during the beta: preparing your invitation, sharing it, tracking responses and exporting them, no credit card and no ads.
No. They get a link on WhatsApp and reply in their browser.
Yes. Each guest receives the moments you invite them to, with their own link.
Yes. The invitation and responses work in Hebrew, with right-to-left reading and Hebrew dates.
Your guest lists belong to you. Tov never sells your data. It is used only for your celebration, and you can export your responses at any time.
Your turn
Your invitation is on its way…
Tov.events lets you create, send over WhatsApp and track invitations for Jewish celebrations: weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, brit milahs and more. You prepare the invitation, send it to each household with its own personal link, and see who is coming.