Our Date Game
Open the surprise, chase the cheeky heart, pick an activity. Your last tap creates the date ticket.
Preview the Date GameYou can view every design full screen. Start with the theme you like without signing up; edit the names, date, venue and colours for free.
Open the surprise, chase the cheeky heart, pick an activity. Your last tap creates the date ticket.
Preview the Date GameEvery theme is built mobile first and works with Davetola’s RSVP, location, calendar and memory features.
Calm pearl-gray paper, a single accent color and a glass bottom bar that answers to the touch. On a phone it opens like a real app.
Cream paper, burgundy ink, gold thread embroidery. A classic invitation read top to bottom in one flow: the family names, the order of the day and the gift account are all in place.
Burgundy ink, an embroidered frame and paper texture. The date appears from under scratch-off medallions; the order of the day, the countdown and the gift account are all in place.
Anatolian weaving: a cream woven ground, a deep indigo border, terracotta names and an eight-pointed star in each corner. No cards, no boxes — patterned dividers separate the sections.
An ivory sheet laid over burgundy fabric, its edge held by cream lace. The names are handwritten, everything else is spaced capitals; a ribbon across the fabric separates the sections.
An invitation drawn on ivory paper with a thick marker: the couple standing in front of a yellow starburst, a disco ball overhead, tulips and arrow-pierced hearts along the edges. Handwritten heading, dashed lines between the sections.
A save-the-date drawn on white paper with a fine pen: the calendar of the event month at the top, a handwritten heading in the middle, and below it a couple each holding a photo frame in front of their face. The bride’s and the groom’s photos go into those two frames; autumn leaves drift along the edges.
A navy sea scene: a video cover, three layers of waves and a sailboat crossing above the countdown.
An olive-green and gold Mediterranean garden: a bird video on the cover, a patterned countdown and a dove that follows the order of the day as you scroll.
A white display case: a dusty rose accent, a softly masked square in the middle and a single object turning inside it. There is one thing on the screen; the rest is space.
A deep burgundy exhibition hall: gold frames and the invitation text written on glass. The only dark wedding theme.
Cream paper, bronze ink, a fine double frame. The invitation text is not on the cover but at the end, under an “Our Story” heading.
Wine red and gold: a date that is scratched open, a gold-framed photo collage and an invitation card with a double border.
A lilac watercolor sky: a crowned lion among clouds, a crescent moon and stars, with a cream ribbon below. Works for a baby shower, a birthday or a gender reveal.
A pink watercolor sky: a sleeping moon, smiling stars and a crowned rabbit princess, with a pink ribbon below. Works for a baby shower, a birthday or a gender reveal.
Pull the lever, discover the date and celebrate with confetti. A playful invitation in cherry red and warm cream.
Scratch a golden heart to reveal your special date. A romantic invitation with soft paper tones and a shower of hearts.
A little secret, a big celebration. Guests make their gender guesses and see the anonymous totals in a pastel gift-box invitation.
Catch six balloons, make a wish and celebrate. A cheerful birthday invitation with a little game for every guest.
A prediction-only gender reveal invitation. Guests add their first name, optionally share their relation to the baby, choose an outfit, and see everyone’s guesses.
Lime white and ink black: a pair of scissors cutting a ribbon, the date set like a business card and a map drained of color.
Bright blue on midnight navy: a technical drawing grid behind, an inverted dark map. Dark theme.
Olive green and gold: the Basmala on the cover, two nested rings and an underlined line of invitation. No festive wording — the wording of a programme.
Gold work on cream paper: a medallion with a broken ring in the middle and poppies scattered around it. The photo is not spread out behind — it sits inside the medallion.
Gold thread on midnight burgundy: the photo sits behind, under a dark veil. The counter has no boxes; thread lines separate the digits. Dark theme.
Palace navy and gold: an arched frame with a crown at its peak. The same arch repeats in the counter. Dark theme.
Confetti on a cream ground, turquoise and coral balloons. The photo sits slightly tilted in a soft square window. The counter cells are balloons too.
Dark olive green and gold: two laurel branches with a cap between them. The school and the department print right after the name. Angular, academic. Dark theme.
Off-white paper, charcoal type and a single ink blue. No ornament: the graduation year outlined behind, the name in front. The photo is a band running edge to edge.
A soft silk sheen between powder pink and cream. No motif: an oval window and a single line hold the page together. Fits any celebration.
Amber pools of light scattered over midnight navy: a string of lanterns hung in a garden. No motif, but atmosphere. For evening celebrations. Dark theme.
A letterhead layout: white ground, a thin gray rule, navy type. Left aligned, with the date set as a details table. For corporate events, business invitations and meetings.
A full-page photo on graphite with a copper accent. A poster layout: the name of the event is the largest element, the organization’s details sit at the top. For launches and galas. Dark theme.
A fine double frame on an off-white page: the border of an illuminated manuscript leaf. No countdown — the seconds left to a memorial programme are not counted.