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Ripenote

Wedding pack

Letters from your guests, opened on your anniversary.

Put a card with a QR code on each table. Guests scan it, write to you, and every letter is sealed to the same anniversary date. You get a keepsake PDF of the sealed envelopes to keep.

Get the Wedding pack — $29One payment · includes Lifetime

What it looks like

Fictional examples.

Example · sealed

For our first anniversary

To: Sam & Alex · From: Aunt Rosalind

Opens 14 June 2027

Example · sealed

Read this together

To: Sam & Alex · From: Table 7

Opens 14 June 2027

Example · sealed

Five years on

To: Sam & Alex · From: The best man (sorry)

Opens 14 June 2031

How it works

  1. 1.Choose the anniversary date and print A6 table cards.
  2. 2.Guests scan the QR code and write their letter on their own phone.
  3. 3.Or collect letters yourself and seal up to 300 at once in guest batch mode.
  4. 4.On the day, every letter opens. Until then, nobody can read them — not even you.

Wedding pack

$29 once

  • Guest batch mode: up to 300 letters, one anniversary date
  • Printable A6 table cards with a QR code
  • The couple's keepsake PDF
  • 4 wedding themes
  • Everything in Ripenote Lifetime
  • Up to 3 devices per key

Payments by Dodo Payments (Merchant of Record). No account. Your key arrives by email. Have a key?

Questions

Do guests need to install anything?

No. The QR code opens the seal page in their browser with your names and date already filled in.

Where do the guests' letters go?

Each guest gets their own link or card when they seal. Nothing is sent to us. Ask guests to send you their link, or use batch mode to seal letters you've collected on paper.

Does it include Lifetime?

Yes. Every pack includes everything in Ripenote Lifetime, plus the pack's own tools.

Is it a subscription?

No. It's a one-time payment. There are no renewals, no ads and no tracking.

Do the people opening the letters need to pay?

Never. Opening is free for everyone, forever, whether or not the writer paid.