We’ve seen a ton of wedding tech rollouts, all claiming to make planning easier. From custom app builders to online registries, even all-in-one platforms, they all promise to save you time. But more often than not, they miss the mark when it comes to being cohesive, easy to use, and—let’s be real—actually looking good.
So when we were introduced to Lovebird–a comprehensive new digital wedding guest communication platform–we jumped at the opportunity to share with our readers. To us, Lovebird feels like a long-awaited lifeline tossed into the often chaotic waters of wedding planning. It simplifies wedding guest communication while offering a level of style and sophistication that’s been hard to find.
What is Lovebird?
We’ve hooked you with the promise of elegant and easy wedding guest communication—but how does it really work? Created by the same team behind popular apps like Punchbowl and Timehop, Lovebird allows couples to manage all guest interactions in one streamlined platform. It offers a full set of features including premium wedding websites, beautifully designed digital wedding invitations and save the dates delivered via text or email, RSVP tracking and notifications, guest list management, meal selection, guest polling, gift registry integration, and messaging capabilities.
No need to juggle multiple accounts, tools, or apps. No paper, no postage, no missing RSVPs. Lovebird allows your guests to have a single source for all wedding information, while also serving as your all-in-one wedding guest control center. It’s truly a win-win.
Lovebird’s Benefits and Standout Features
- Efficiency. Friends and family might move across town, the country, or even the world, but somethings remain constant: email addresses and phone numbers. Lovebird’s digital wedding invitations and save the dates eliminate the hassle of tracking down physical addresses, prepping envelopes by hand, and dealing with lost postage.
- RSVP management. Say you invited a couple and only one partner can attend the ceremony, or you still haven’t received Great Aunt Sally’s response even though you heard through the grapevine she’s attending. Lovebird simplifies the complexities of managing RSVPs and attendance for you.
- Polling capabilities. This feature is perfect for people-pleasers or the indecisive! Lovebird allows you to poll your guests with ease. Can’t decide between chicken or fish? Not sure if the bar should stock more red or white wine? Just ask your guests directly.
- Email and SMS updates. Email is good, but you know what’s even more likely to be read? A text message. Lovebird helps you avoid those inevitable guest questions like “What time does the ceremony start?” or “Can I bring my new boyfriend?” by sending direct SMS updates to your guests’ phones.
Why Lovebird’s Digital Wedding Invitations are Perfect for Junebug Couples
At Junebug, we focus on weddings for couples who value artistry, craftsmanship, and quality over quantity. Lovebird has impressed our team by delivering style and elegance along with streamlined efficiency. We’ve heard too often about the difficulty of finding templates for digital wedding invitations and save the dates that meet expectations. The benefits of going digital can sometimes be overshadowed by bland, basic designs on other platforms. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice aesthetics for efficiency. After all, that save the date and invitation are the first impression your guests will have of your wedding day.
That’s why Lovebird offers hundreds of stunning design suites for all wedding styles and preferences, bringing both elegance and cohesiveness to your digital wedding stationery.
Lastly, in celebration of engagement season, Lovebird is honoring the moment you said “yes” to a lifetime together. They’re searching for the best proposal stories from across the country. Four couples will win category prizes for things like “The Best Proposal Reaction” and “The Proposal Plan Gone Wrong,” and one lucky couple will receive $2,500 towards their honeymoon! Visit Lovebird’s website for more information.
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