How MOMOCHEONG works
From choosing a template to thanking your guests after the wedding — just follow the steps in order.
Choose a template
Browse the designs under 'Templates' on the home page. Tap one to preview it exactly as it looks on a phone. Signing up and making a draft are free, and you can publish for free for a set period without a pass (see 'Pricing' on the home page).
Create your invitation
On the dashboard, tap 'Create a new invitation', pick a template, then tap 'Quick create with names & date' — your names, date, venue and a photo are enough for a draft. To start from example text instead, tap 'Open with sample content'.
Fill in the details
Whatever you change in the editor shows up in the preview at once. Sections you don't need can be turned off.
- Greeting · introducing the couple and parents
- Contacts · gift accounts
- Gallery · directions with a map
- Sections such as a letter, interview and RSVP
Publish
When you tap 'Publish', a readiness gauge checks names, date, venue, photo, contacts and accounts for you. You can also choose the end of your invitation's address.
Send it
Send it straight from the published invitation's card.
- 'Copy' the link — paste it into KakaoTalk or a text (with a pass, a 'Send via KakaoTalk' button also appears)
- QR code — print it on paper invitations
- Links by audience — separate wording and links for parents, colleagues and friends
Images and prints
Previews are free; downloading files without the sample mark needs a plan.
- Share images — Instagram feed and story, KakaoTalk profile
- Welcome poster — a sign for the venue entrance (A3/A2)
- Meal tickets — bride's or groom's side, numbers, QR
- Pre-ceremony video — a slideshow of your gallery photos and music for the venue screen
On the day and after
Everything your guests leave is gathered on the dashboard.
- Guestbook · RSVPs
- Guest photos — photos uploaded by guests
- Visitor stats · thank-you card