Gifting pages for UK celebrations
Weddings, new arrivals, big birthdays and retirements. Guests open one page and choose how to give — money to you, a contribution towards something you're saving for, or a donation to a charity you've chosen. They can split it, too.
Free to look around. This is an early prototype — payments aren't connected yet and no card details are collected.
Choose the occasion, write a few warm lines and set out how people can give. Five steps.
One short link for your invitation, your wedding website or the family group chat.
Gifts, goal progress and messages arrive in one place, with a thank-you list at the end.
Wedding
Amelia and James already have the kettle. Their guests put the money towards two weeks of Italian sleeper trains instead — and could see how close they were getting.
Goals: honeymoon fund · ceilidh band · a gift for us
New baby & christening
Not everyone wants to buy a fourteenth babygrow. One page offered a savings gift for the baby, a contribution to the lunch, and a neonatal charity for those who'd rather give that way.
Goals: savings for Nell · the lunch · a charity close to home
Birthday & big events
Twenty-two friends chipped in towards the room hire, the caterer and a decent bottle of something — without one person chasing bank transfers for a fortnight.
Goals: venue · catering · the surprise
You decide the choices. Your guests decide how to use them — one destination, or a little of each.
Straightforward money to the hosts. No explanation required, no awkward wording on the invitation.
Name the thing: the honeymoon, the band, the photographer, the marquee. Guests see what they're part of.
Offer a charity as a genuine alternative, with a line about why it matters to you.