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Invites, RSVPs, and entry—without ticketing
Community events are different. Zapigo is built for them.

When Natya Institute of Kathak and Choreography hosted a free, public two-day conference on dance and choreography in Malleshwaram, the challenge wasn’t attracting interest—it was managing complexity without turning the event into a ticketed one.

The conference included:
- Two full days of programming
- Morning and afternoon sessions
- Performances, panel discussions, and an exhibition
- Multiple speakers with detailed bios, photographs, and video references
Natya needed three things at once:
1. A way to present a rich, multi-day agenda clearly
2. A dignified way to understand who was attending
3. A simple system to manage entry at the venue
What Zapigo did
- Designed a single digital invitation that captured the full structure of the conference
- Included session-wise agendas, speaker profiles, images, and embedded YouTube videos
- Shared the invite via WhatsApp and collected RSVPs seamlessly
- Generated QR-based digital gate passes automatically after RSVP confirmation
Each attendee received a personal QR pass on their phone, which they could show at the gate for entry—no printing, no lists, no manual checking.

The result
- Smooth entry management for a free public event
- Clear visibility into attendance without ticketing or payments
- A respectful, non-intrusive experience for guests
Zapigo helped Natya focus on the cultural and intellectual work—while invitations, RSVPs, and gate entry quietly took care of themselves.

Natya Conference

Cultural institutions and community organisers don’t run events like commercial shows—and tools built for ticket sales often feel out of place.

Community events are often:
- Free and open to the public
- Spread across multiple days or sessions
- Content-heavy, not transactional
- Shared primarily via WhatsApp
Yet organisers still need:
- Structure without rigidity
- Attendance visibility without paywalls
- Order at the gate without turning people away
Invitations, RSVPs, and entry—without ticketing

Zapigo helps community organisers:
- Create detailed, multi-day invitations with rich context
- Share invites naturally on WhatsApp
- Collect RSVPs without forms or forced accounts
- Issue QR-based digital gate passes for smooth on-ground entry
Every attendee carries their pass on their phone.

Every organiser gets clarity—without selling tickets.

Designed to respect culture, not commercialise it

Zapigo’s gate passes are not tickets.

They’re simply a way to:
- Manage crowd flow
- Ensure safety and capacity
- Document participation for future outreach
No pricing.

No checkout flows.

No friction.

Free to invite. Built for continuity.

Zapigo invitations and passes are free because:
- Community trust matters
- Cultural events grow through openness
- The same organisers host again and again
We help communities run meaningful events today—and quietly support everything they build next
February 5, 2026
Community Events are complex: our tools help streamline them
What a Two-Day Dance Conference Taught Us About Community Events

A real community, a real problem

Natya Institute of Kathak and Choreography is one of those rare Bangalore institutions that quietly holds the cultural fabric together. When they planned a two-day, free, public conference on dance and choreography at Sabha, a beautiful heritage space in the heart of Bangalore, the intent was simple: open the doors, invite the city, and create space for insightful conversations around movement, performance, and practice.

But the execution was anything but simple.

This wasn’t a single evening event.

It was two full days, each with:
- Morning and afternoon sessions
- Performances followed by panel discussions
- Multiple speakers, each with their own bios, photographs, and body of work
- An exhibition showcasing costumes and archival material
- A need to share context—who is speaking, why they matter, and what the audience should expect
And because the event was free and open to the public, Natya had one crucial question they couldn’t answer easily:

Who is actually coming?

Zapigo’s pass created for Natya’s Conference

Where community events get stressed

Most cultural and community organisations face the same invisible problems:
1. Information overload, scattered everywhere: Event details live across WhatsApp forwards, PDFs, posters, Google Docs, and Instagram posts. No single place tells the full story of the event.
2. Complex agendas don’t fit simple tools Tools built for birthday parties or single-slot events fall apart when there are:
  - Multi-day schedules
  - Parallel sessions
  - Speakers who appear more than once
  - Supporting content like videos, images, and long bios
3. WhatsApp is unavoidable. Unmanaged Invitations have to go out on WhatsApp. But replies come back as:
  - “Will try to come”“Only Day 2”👍 emojisSilence
  None of this turns into usable attendance data.
4. No dignified way to document participation For institutions like Natya, knowing who attended matters—for archives, outreach, grants, and future programming. Yet asking people to “fill a form” at a free cultural event often feels wrong and gets ignored.
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What Zapigo did differently

Zapigo stepped in not as a ticketing tool, but as an event companion built for real gatherings.

1. We turned complexity into a clear, beautiful invite
- A single digital invitation that captured:
  - Both days, broken into sessions
  - Morning vs afternoon agendas
  - Speaker profiles with photographs
  - Embedded YouTube videos for context
  - Exhibition details, without clutter
Attendees didn’t just know when the event was.

They understood what they were walking into.

2. We met the audience where they already were: WhatsApp
- Invitations were shared directly on WhatsApp
- RSVPs were collected naturally, without forcing logins or forms
- Guests could respond once and specify their intent
Behind the scenes, Natya finally had a live, structured view of interest and attendance—without awkward follow-ups.

3. We helped Natya document their community, quietly

No ticket prices.

No paywalls.

No long registration form friction.

A quick RSVP led to a free gate pass

Natya walked away knowing:
- Who engaged with the invite
- Who planned to attend which day
- Who their extended audience actually is
That data didn’t interrupt the cultural experience—it respected it.

What this unlocked for Us

For us at Zapigo, this experience made something clear:

Community events don’t need more tools.

They need tools that understand how communities actually gather.

Zapigo is building for:
- Cultural institutions
- Resident welfare associations
- Collectives, clubs, and interest groups
- Conferences that are rich in content but light on commercial intent
We stay free at the point of invitation because that’s how trust is built.

We earn relevance by showing up when the event is complex, meaningful, and human.

Why this matters to Zapigo

Every Natya-like event introduces Zapigo to:
- Hosts who organise repeatedly
- Audiences who attend often
- Communities that grow over time
By helping them invite better and document gently, Zapigo becomes part of the ecosystem—not an interruption to it.

That’s how community events become the quiet foundation for everything else we’re building.
February 5, 2026
The Birthday Party That Nearly Broke Us
By Two Sleep-Deprived Parents Who Thought DIY Was a Good Idea

It started with noble intentions.

“We’ll do it ourselves,” I told my husband, with the blind confidence of someone who had just watched a party planning reel on Instagram. “It’s just a birthday party. How hard can it be?”

Our daughter, Meera, was turning six. She wanted balloons, cake, games, music, a treasure hunt, return gifts, a magician, and “those colourful powdery laddus from Nani’s house.” Reasonable demands for a child, mild panic for her parents.

Still, we pressed on. What could possibly go wrong?

Phase One: The Balloons

We bought a pack of 100 latex balloons online (because cheaper than rentals, right?). On the morning of the party, we took turns blowing them up. By balloon 27, my cheeks were cramping. By balloon 45, I was seeing stars. My husband tried using a bicycle pump, which launched one directly into our dog’s water bowl.

We inflated 73 balloons before collapsing. They lasted exactly 3 hours before giving up on life and becoming wrinkled rubbery floor blobs.

Phase Two: The Décor

We spent ₹3,200 on mismatched decorations from four different websites. Nothing arrived on time. I ended up using fairy lights from Diwali, our daughter’s bedsheets as backdrops, and a banner that read “HPPY BIRDAY” (we couldn’t find the ‘A’). It looked like a crime scene, only with more confetti.

Phase Three: The Activities

“No need for a magician,” I said. “We’ll do our own games.”

We made a schedule:
- 3:00 pm: Musical chairs
- 3:30 pm: Treasure hunt
- 4:00 pm: DIY craft corner
- 4:30 pm: Piñata
By 3:15, the kids had abandoned the chairs and were playing kabaddi on the sofa. Someone cried during the treasure hunt. The DIY craft table became a glue-and-glitter battlefield. The piñata broke prematurely and knocked over a vase. Also, turns out, children don’t follow schedules.

Phase Four: The Cake Table Crisis

I ordered a custom cake online. The delivery guy called me from a traffic jam 4 km away and asked, “Can you come pick it up?”

So I left the party, returned 40 minutes later, and discovered that the kids had opened all the return gifts.

Phase Five: Regret

As we sat amid popped balloons, sticky frosting, and the slow hum of a dying Bluetooth speaker, my husband looked at me and whispered, “Next time, we’re using Zapigo.”

The Moral of the Story?

You don’t have to do it all yourself.

You shouldn’t want to do it all yourself.

With Zapigo, we could’ve:

🎈 Rented a full balloon arch that arrived inflated and photo-ready

🎩 Booked a professional magician who knew how to command a room full of sugar-charged kids

🛍️ Got curated return gifts (packed and ready, thank you very much)

🎯 Let go of checklists and just enjoyed the party like actual guests in our own home

Instead, we lived, we learned, and we now have a party album full of blurry chaos and one crying toddler holding a glue stick.

Let Zapigo Do the Heavy Lifting (and the Balloon Blowing)

We plan, you party.

So you can actually enjoy your child’s birthday.

Your cheeks (and sanity) will thank you.
October 29, 2025
Own the Celebration, Not the Stuff
By a Parent Who Once Bought 47 Balloons and Regretted It Deeply

Let me tell you about the giant cardboard box in my storeroom.

It contains:
- 1 foil “Happy Birthday” banner (creased)
- 2 packs of unused pink balloons (daughter changed theme last minute)
- 1 popcorn machine I thought we’d “definitely use again”
- 3 tangled fairy light strings
- And a bubble machine that now functions mostly as a doorstop.
It’s the box of good intentions. Of Pinterest parties past. And of things I bought for one glorious evening and never touched again.

You Don’t Need to Own the Popcorn Machine

When did birthdays become logistics exercises?

One day you’re browsing cake ideas, the next you’re on OLX wondering if anyone wants to buy a bouncy castle (used once, slightly muddy). The truth is, parties are meant to be joyful, not burdensome.

At Zapigo, we believe in celebrating big, without storing big. Which is why we offer rentals for everything from balloon arches and helium cylinders to games, mascots, popcorn machines, trampolines—even foam cannons (yes, that’s a thing now).

You book it, we deliver, your kids lose their minds, and we take it all back once the sugar crash sets in.

Buy Only What Sparks Joy (or Glitter)

Of course, not everything needs to go back. Some things are worth keeping—return gifts that guests actually like, cute decor you’ll reuse, or that handcrafted piñata your child insists must live in the living room forever.

Which is why we also let you shop for party supplies you’ll love:

Reusable garlands

Curated return gifts

DIY kits that double up as activities

Candy and decor in themes that aren’t “Frozen” or “Cocomelon” (finally!)

No more panic-buying 50 paper hats from Amazon at midnight.

Own the Memory, Not the Clutter

You don’t need to own the stuff to own the party.

Let your kids run wild in a rented bounce house. Let the magician show up and vanish (like he’s supposed to). Let your photos sparkle with the perfect balloon backdrop—without figuring out where to store it later.

And when it’s all done, and your house is sticky with cake and full of happy chaos, we’ll quietly show up, pack up the stuff, and leave you with what matters: the memories.

Zapigo.com

Party rentals, stylish supplies, and joyful moments—without the junk drawer guilt.

Go ahead. Own the celebration. Not the stuff.

We’ve got the rest.
October 28, 2025
Introducing Free digital invite websites
You know how it is. You plan a party or a kid’s birthday, design an invite, send it on Whatsapp, and then you are stuck managing RSVPs and questions.

Why send a plain WhatsApp message when you can create a beautifully crafted digital invite that feels like the party has already begun?

At Zapigo, we believe the celebration starts the moment your invite lands.

A simple “come over at 7” might work—but a vibrant, well-designed invite with RSVP tracking, reminders, and even a note on what to wear? That sets the tone.

We’re thrilled to launch Zapigo Digital Invites—customizable, free-to-use invites with powerful features for hosts and delightful experiences for guests.

What Makes Zapigo Invites Special?

1. Not Just an Invite—Your Own Invite Website

Each invite comes with a personalized link where guests can RSVP, get directions, see what to wear, share food preferences, and more. No app required.

2. Looks That Match the Vibe

Choose from an ever-growing collection of designs—from elegant watercolours to retro party pops. Each invite is a mini-moodboard for your event.

3. Write It Like You Mean It

Add your own words, warmth, and wit. Whether it’s a heartfelt message for a housewarming or a sassy note for your birthday bash, your tone sets the mood.

4. Track Everything, Stress Nothing

Who’s coming? Who’s bringing their kids? Who’s gluten-free? Our dashboard gives you all the answers, beautifully organized.

5. Instant Sharing, No Downloads

Send your invite via WhatsApp, Instagram, email, or anywhere else. Guests don’t need to install anything—they just click and view.

6. Free, Because Joy Should Be

No hidden charges. No logos on the invite. Just beautifully designed celebration tools, created with care.

For Every Kind of Celebration

While most people start with birthdays, Zapigo Invites are perfect for:
- Kids’ parties with RSVP and allergy info
- Family get-togethers with dress codes
- Housewarmings with location maps
- Dinner parties with plus-one questions
- Surprise parties with timed reminders
Try It Free Today

Create and send your first Zapigo Digital Invite in under a minute.

From host tools to guest delight—this is how modern celebrations begin.

Let’s celebrate the way we’re meant to: beautifully, thoughtfully, joyfully.

Try it now on Zapigo.com
October 28, 2025
Confessions of a Party-Planning Amma
How I Survived My Son’s Birthday with a Little Help

By a Mom Who Thought a Simple Cake-Cutting Would Be Enough (Spoiler: It Wasn’t)

When I was growing up in Chennai, birthdays meant one thing: semiya payasam, a packet of Gold Winner balloons, and maybe, maybe, a new frock.

So when my son, Arjun, turned seven and casually informed me that “everyone in school has a theme party with a trampoline,” I knew I was in trouble.

I briefly considered faking a power cut on the day. Instead, I did what modern mothers do—I opened Instagram and had a mild panic attack.

The Guest List, or, “Do we have to call all our relatives?”

We started with a list of names, which quickly ballooned into three Excel sheets and one Google Form. School friends, building friends, cricket friends, cousins, neighbours, random child who once shared a pencil with Arjun in tuition class. Everyone had to come.

And with that many people, I realised I needed to track them. Who’s vegetarian? Who needs a driver’s phone number? Who’s allergic to cashews? I love my son, but I also love not losing my mind.

That’s when my friend Shweta sent me a Zapigo link. “Use this,” she said. “It saved me during Riaan’s party.” I clicked.

An Invite Website? For Me?

Creating a Zapigo digital invite was suspiciously easy. I chose a cheerful, balloon-themed design (because Arjun insisted), wrote a warm but clear note (“Yes, parents are welcome, no, you don’t need to bring gifts”), and added all the bits that no one tells you you’ll need:
- A note about location: Party hall in the fifth floor of our building.
- A “let us know if your child has allergies” field
- Dress code: “Something fun—there will be a foam machine”
- Reminder 1 day before and 3 hour before, which I can set ahead of time (because I know how Bangalore traffic works)
It even let me add a nudge at the bottom: “Please come hungry!”

When I clicked ‘Publish,’ Zapigo generated a lovely little invite website. Not an attachment. Not a PDF with Comic Sans. A proper, scrollable page. I sent it out on WhatsApp with a smug little flourish.

RSVPs, Real-Time Drama, and One Unexpected Hero

Over the next few days, magic happened. Parents actually RSVP’d. I could see who was coming, who wasn’t, and who was “checking and getting back” (read: ghosting). One mother messaged to say the RSVP page made her daughter squeal in delight. Another thanked me for including allergy info.

And when I changed the party time from 5 to 4:30 (long story involving the building committee and a noise complaint), Zapigo re-sent the updated invite to everyone. I didn’t have to send 37 messages with “New timing! Pls see above ☝🏽.”

The Day Itself

Arjun had the time of his life. The balloon arch stood proud, the magician earned his samosas, and no one showed up in formalwear by mistake.

More importantly, I didn’t forget anyone. I didn’t lose track of RSVP responses scribbled on the backs of receipts. I didn’t cry in the bathroom. And at the end of the evening, one of the dads asked me if I had an event planner.

“No,” I said, smiling.

Want to be that cool, collected host?

Create your own digital invite with Zapigo. It’s free, it’s fabulous, and it won’t judge your Excel skills.
October 28, 2025
How to Pick the Right Balloons for Your Party
By a Mom Who Has Argued Over Balloon Colours More Than She’d Like to Admit

Let me tell you a secret. Most of the drama in our house before a party isn’t about the food or the guest list. It’s the balloons. Specifically—the colours.

One year, my daughter wanted only lavender and white. “It has to be soft, Amma,” she said, like she was curating an art exhibit. The next year, my son insisted on red, blue, green, and yellow “because they are superhero colours.” Never mind that they clashed with the wall paint.

A Colourful Choice

Balloons may seem like a small detail, but they’re the first thing guests see. They set the tone. They show that a celebration is in the air—literally.

Start with the Mood

What feeling do you want the space to convey? Elegant and grown-up? Fun and whimsical? Warm and homely?
- Pastels (think mint green, powder pink, baby blue) create a dreamy, soothing atmosphere. Ideal for baby showers, first birthdays, or cozy brunches with close friends.
- Bright primary colours—red, yellow, blue—are perfect for kids’ parties and outdoor celebrations. They pop in photos and bring instant energy.
- Metallics and chrome finishes like gold, rose gold, silver, and deep copper work wonderfully for milestone birthdays, anniversaries, and formal dinners. They catch the light and elevate the entire space.
- Monochrome palettes—like all-white, or shades of blue—can be stunning in modern homes or minimal party setups. A cluster of white balloons can feel like clouds floating indoors.
Think of the Space

Sometimes, it’s not about what you like. It’s about what will work.

If your party is indoors with neutral walls, you can go wild with colours. But if your living room has bold wall colours or patterned curtains (like my mother’s house, which has maroon velvet drapes), it’s best to choose complementary shades.

Small spaces do well with lighter colours—they make the room feel airy. Larger venues can handle deeper tones or dramatic contrasts.

And don’t forget lighting. Chrome balloons sparkle beautifully under warm fairy lights. Neon colours glow brilliantly in dim settings. Pastels look best in natural daylight.

For Those Who Want Something Special

We once did a party with all green balloons—five shades of green, from pale mint to emerald. Another time, we went completely white with one gold balloon in the center, tied to the cake table. It was unexpected and gorgeous.

Don’t be afraid to choose an unusual palette. Rust and peach. Lilac and olive. Black and coral. Balloons let you play.

A Helping Hand from Zapigo

At Zapigo, we’ve seen (and sold) every balloon combination under the sun. If you’re confused, we’re happy to help. Just type in what the occasion is, who it’s for, and where you’re hosting—and we’ll suggest a palette that fits your vibe. We even match balloons to your outfit if you’re that kind of host (no judgment—we love that kind of host).

Because the truth is, balloon colours aren’t just about decoration. They’re about creating a feeling. A memory. A mood.

And when you get it just right, you’ll know. Because your guests will smile the moment they walk in. And you’ll think, “Ah, the lavender was worth it.”
October 28, 2025
How Balloons Can Enliven a Party

By a Mom Who’s Blown a Thousand Balloons (and Still Thinks They’re Magic)

A Little Air, A Lot of Joy

There’s something about balloons that makes even the most hard-hearted adult smile. Maybe it’s the colour. Maybe it’s the memory. Maybe it’s the sheer absurdity of a floating object tied with a string. Balloons, in their essence, are joyful. And in a world where we are constantly searching for joy—in birthday cakes and party games and curated playlists—sometimes it’s the simplest things that deliver.

At our house, balloons arrive before the guests do. They float in hallways, bump against ceilings, tumble down staircases, and inevitably get popped by small feet or tiny teeth. I’ve seen babies squeal with delight trying to grab a floating balloon. I’ve seen grown men tie balloon swords and duel in the living room. I’ve seen grandmothers smile at a heart-shaped balloon tied to their chair.

That’s the thing. Balloons have range.

Setting the Mood, One Balloon at a Time

If you want to make your party feel festive without going overboard, try this: fill the ceiling with helium balloons. No banners, no posters. Just balloons. Walk into that room and tell me it doesn’t feel like a celebration.

Balloons help create mood. Want something dreamy? Go with pastels. Need it to feel opulent? Chrome gold and rose gold are your friends. Hosting a kids’ party? Nothing like a burst of primary colours. Planning a romantic dinner? Just one big red balloon can change the vibe.

And it’s not just about colour. The very shape and placement of balloons—arches, garlands, clusters, even a single balloon tied to a chair—can change how a space feels. A corner with balloons is no longer an empty corner. It’s a photo booth. A table with balloons isn’t just for snacks. It’s the cake table. A bunch of balloons at the entrance? That’s the welcome hug your guests didn’t know they needed.

More Than Just Decor

What surprised me the most was how interactive balloons can be. I’ve seen toddlers invent entire games with a single balloon. I’ve seen teens take balloon selfies under arches they said were “too kiddish” when we were setting up. And I’ve seen elderly guests quietly take a balloon home, tied to their wrist like a keepsake.

At one party, we had balloon sculptors twist and shape dogs, flowers, and swords—each child leaving with a balloon friend. At another, we filled the hallway with loose balloons, and it became the evening’s dance floor. No music required.

What Zapigo Offers

Yes, we sell balloons. Lots of them. Chrome, pastel, neon, foil, printed. We have arches and garlands, balloon backdrops and helium towers. But what we really offer is what balloons bring: celebration. Surprise. And a softness that turns a space from mundane to magical.

So whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a full-blown party, don’t underestimate the humble balloon. It’s not just an afterthought—it’s the heart of the celebration.

And if you’re too tired to blow them up yourself, we’ll gladly do it for you. Because every party deserves to float just a little higher.

October 27, 2025
Zapigo vs. WhatsApp Groups vs. Print Cards: What’s Best for Birthday Invites?
You can invite people in many ways. Here’s why Zapigo is just… better. The Invite Isn’t Just Logistics—It Sets the Tone.

Whether you’re hosting your kid’s first birthday or planning your own low-key 40th, the invite is the first thing guests see. It frames the vibe, the format, and the energy of your celebration.

So how do you choose the best way to invite people? Let’s break it down:

📱 Option 1: WhatsApp Group

Pros:
- Everyone’s on it
- Easy to chat and share updates
Cons:
- Gets noisy fast
- No RSVP tracking
- Guests feel forced to join yet another group
🖨️ Option 2: Print Cards

Pros:
- Looks beautiful
- Feels personal, especially for elders
Cons:
- Expensive and time-consuming
- Not practical for last-minute changes
- No map, RSVP, reminders
🧾 Option 3: PDF/Canva Invite

Pros:
- Can customize and send digitally
- Free or low-cost
Cons:
- Static image—no updates or RSVP
- Gets lost in chat threads
- Feels “one-way”
🎉 The Zapigo Way

Pros:
- Beautiful, mobile-first designs
- One link with RSVP, details, and reminders
- Share via WhatsApp without creating a group
- Real-time updates & guest insights
- 100% free
Feature WhatsApp Group Print Card PDF/Canva Zapigo
RSVP Tracking ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅
Map & Event Info ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅
Guest Reminders ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅
Design Options ❌ ✅ ✅ ✅✅
Easy Sharing ✅ ❌ ✅ ✅

Make Your Invite Do More

Don’t just send info—create excitement. Let Zapigo handle the invite chaos, while you focus on the cake.
October 27, 2025
Why Send Birthday Invites Online?

The Birthday Invite, Reimagined

Gone are the days of printing cards, tracking phone calls, and manually managing RSVPs. Whether it’s your kid’s 5th birthday or your own 35th, Zapigo’s free online invites are the smarter, faster, and prettier way to gather your people.

Here’s why you should consider switching to digital invites:

1. Invite Everyone. Instantly.

Send beautiful digital invites to unlimited guests via WhatsApp, SMS, or email. No app downloads, no registration walls—just one click and your guests are in.

2. Choose a Theme That Feels You

From cosmic kids’ parties to minimalist chic adult dinners, Zapigo’s growing library of invite designs is tailored for every age and vibe. Every invite feels personal—because it is.

3. Share All The Details, Without Clutter

Venue map? Dress code? Parking tips? Song requests? Add them all—neatly. Guests can access everything they need in one clean invite page.

4. Track RSVPs. No Chasing.

Get real-time responses. Set auto reminders. Mark plus-ones. Stop wondering who’s coming—know it.

5. One Place for Memories

After the party, guests can upload photos and wishes directly to the invite page. It becomes your celebration memory lane.

Birthday Invites That Actually Work

Zapigo is built for modern celebrations. Whether it’s an intimate house party or a full-blown bash, our tools let you gather with joy—not stress.

Don’t Just Invite. Celebrate.

Try Zapigo’s free birthday invites today and experience the difference. No ads. No fuss. Just love and logistics, sorted.

October 26, 2025