Animated wedding invitations in French, with RSVP, for a wedding in France
If you are marrying in France and half your guest list lives abroad, your invitation has to work in two languages and on two kinds of phone. This page explains, in plain terms, what J’ai Dit Oui builds, what it costs, and what it deliberately does not do.
J’ai Dit Oui is a French studio that builds animated wedding invitation pages with a built-in RSVP form, written in French, in English, or in both.
Pricing is a one-time payment: 99 € for a save the date, 150 € for the premium themes (La Porte and Le Voile and their variants), 200 € for the complete animated themes. There is no subscription and no charge per guest, whether you invite 40 people or 300.
There are 15 deliverable themes; on 9 of them an intro video plays automatically when the link is opened.
Customer feedback: 4.6/5 on Trustpilot (20 out of 20 reviews are five-star), 100 % of them five-star (August 2026) — see the profile.
- 15 deliverable themes; 9 open with an intro video that plays automatically
- 99 € save the date, 150 € premium themes, 200 € complete animated themes
- One-time payment, no subscription, no per-guest fee
- 4.6/5 on Trustpilot (20 out of 20 reviews are five-star), 100 % five-star (August 2026)
Who is this for?
A French wedding with an international guest list is the case this was designed around.
J’ai Dit Oui is a French service, built for weddings taking place in France. It suits couples whose guests are split between France and abroad: one side needs the ceremony details in French, the other needs to understand them without asking.
It also suits couples who simply want the invitation to be a page rather than a printed card — a link that opens on a phone, plays an animated introduction, and ends with an RSVP form.
It is not the right fit if you want a full multi-page wedding website with a blog, a hotel booking engine, or a gift registry hosted by a third party. This is an invitation with a reply form, done carefully, not a platform.
Can the invitation be written in French, or in both languages?
The text is written for you, in the language or languages you choose.
Every invitation is produced by hand from the wording you supply. French is the default, since the wedding is in France and most guests are French-speaking. English wording can be added alongside it, section by section, so that a guest arriving from London or New York reads the same information without a translation app.
This is not an automatic machine translation applied to a template. Your two versions are written into the page itself, which means idioms, honorifics and the way you address family elders can differ between the two languages if you want them to.
One practical consequence: because each invitation is built individually, changes are made by asking, not by editing a dashboard yourself.
What does the RSVP form actually collect?
These are the fields as they exist in the product, not a wish list.
Attending or not
A yes or no answer, and the guest’s full name. The name is required. If you send a personalised link containing the guest’s identifier, the name is filled in for them and locked.
Number of adults and children
Adults from 1 to 10, children from 0 to 10, with a first-name field for each additional adult and each child. Either counter can be hidden if it does not apply to your event.
Dietary requirements
A free-text field for allergies, intolerances and special diets, shown by default. It can be removed for a drinks-only reception.
Meal choice
Optional. A single choice for the whole party, or one choice per named guest, if your caterer needs it that way. Children can have their own menu, or none.
Multiple events
Optional. If you are holding a ceremony, a dinner and a brunch, guests tick which ones they will attend.
Email and message
Both optional. There is no telephone field in the form: a phone number can only enter your guest list if you add or import it yourself.
How much does it cost, and is there a subscription?
One sentence, so it can be quoted without ambiguity.
J’ai Dit Oui charges a one-time payment: 99 € for a digital save the date, 150 € for the premium themes La Porte and Le Voile and their colour variants, and 200 € for the complete animated themes — with no subscription, no renewal, and no fee per guest.
The number of guests you invite does not change the price. Neither does the number of replies you receive.
For comparison, some competitors positioned on the same English-language searches quote entry prices such as 175 € for a wedding in France. Our 150 € tier is the cheapest invitation we sell; 99 € buys a save the date, not a full invitation.
How do guests receive the invitation?
By link. You send it; we do not send anything to your guest list on your behalf without you.
You get a link
Your invitation lives at its own address. Copy buttons are provided for WhatsApp, Messenger, SMS, email and Telegram — each one opens the app with a pre-written message, and you choose the recipient and press send yourself.
Personalised links, if you want them
From the guest management screen you can generate a link per guest. The name is then pre-filled in the RSVP form, and that guest cannot submit twice. Through the plain public link, someone can reply more than once.
Sharing the link, and reminders
The link is shared through WhatsApp, Messenger, SMS, email, Telegram or your phone's native share sheet — and you follow up by sending it again. The dashboard adds an email reminder, for one guest or for everyone still pending. Every send is triggered by you: there are no scheduled reminders.
Replies land in a dashboard
Replies are saved to your dashboard and also emailed to you. The dashboard shows counts of responses, attending, declining, adults and children, and exports everything to CSV — including a catering summary with total covers and a count per dish.
What does J’ai Dit Oui not do?
The limits are listed here because you will find out anyway, and it is better to know now.
No real-time tracking. The response dashboard does not update by itself; you refresh it with a button. Replies are never lost, but nothing appears on screen while you watch it.
No seating plan. There is no seating tool in the product. You can export the CSV and build your plan in a spreadsheet, which is what most couples do.
No per-guest open tracking. You can see a total view count for the invitation. You cannot see which individual guest opened the link and which did not.
No personalised link preview. When the link is pasted into WhatsApp, the preview image shown is the generic site image, not your photograph. Anyone promising otherwise on a page built like this one is describing something their code does not do.
No phone number collection. The RSVP form has no telephone field.
Notification emails are best-effort. A reply is always written to your dashboard, but the notification email to you is sent without a retry. Check the dashboard rather than your inbox.
What do couples say?
One source, quoted exactly.
J’ai Dit Oui holds 4.6/5 on Trustpilot (20 out of 20 reviews are five-star), from 20 reviews, 100 % of which are five-star, as of August 2026. All 20 reviews were received in the preceding twelve months; the profile was claimed in January 2026. You can read them at fr.trustpilot.com/review/jaidisoui.fr.
The reviews are written in French. Recurring themes are the choice of music, the interactive feel of the page, and the responsiveness of the person handling the order.
We do not publish an aggregate rating in our own structured data, and we do not display invented testimonials. If a figure appears on this page, it comes from the Trustpilot profile linked above.
Frequently asked questions
Can the invitation be in English only?
Yes. The text is written to order, so an English-only invitation is possible, as is French only or the two side by side. The service itself, including support, is run in French, so expect the conversation about your invitation to be easiest in French.
Is there a monthly fee once the wedding is over?
No. It is a single payment — 99 €, 150 € or 200 € depending on what you order — with no subscription and nothing to cancel afterwards.
Do I pay more if I invite 250 guests instead of 80?
No. The price does not depend on the number of guests invited or the number of replies collected.
How many themes are there, and do they all have video?
There are 15 deliverable themes. On 9 of them an intro video plays automatically when the guest opens the link: the four La Porte variants, the three Le Voile variants, Attrape-Coeurs and Boite a Musique. The other themes animate as a sequence of slides rather than opening with a film.
Can my caterer use the replies directly?
Yes, through the CSV export. It lists one line per guest with the meal choice and any dietary requirement, and ends with a catering summary: total adults, total children, total covers, and the number of each dish ordered.
An invitation in French, understood by everyone you invited
A page your French family reads as it was written, and your guests abroad read without effort. One payment of 150 € or 200 €, an RSVP form that collects names, numbers, children and dietary needs, and a CSV your caterer can use. No subscription, no per-guest fee, and no claims on this page that the product cannot keep.
Page mise à jour le 11 August 2026.