Use the ceremony start time
Count down to the planned beginning of the ceremony rather than the end of the day. Guests know exactly what the timer represents, and the moment feels intentional.
Every second closer to your forever.
A little perspective on the time that matters.
A fresh perspectiveAnother trip around the sun. Let the countdown begin.
Make a wishFrom your everyday to your next getaway.
Out of office, soonEvery second closer to your forever.
The big dayA fresh page. A new chapter. Count it down.
A new beginningA little more magic with every passing day.
Holiday seasonA wedding countdown can bring the couple, wedding party, and guests together around the ceremony start. Set the date and time from the invitation, then share one clear link.
Count down to the planned beginning of the ceremony rather than the end of the day. Guests know exactly what the timer represents, and the moment feels intentional.
For an in-person ceremony, choose local time so the event is created in the venue’s time zone. People opening the link elsewhere still count down to that same instant.
The event name is visible in the URL. Use a simple label such as “Sam and Jordan’s ceremony” and keep addresses, schedules, and personal notes in the invitation.
A countdown makes the distance between now and something special feel a little more real. Use it to plan a surprise, bring friends together, or keep your next adventure in sight.
Choose your moment, set the date, and make it yours. Your countdown updates every second, and a single link lets everyone join the anticipation.
Make your own countdownA milestone, a holiday, or just a really good Friday.
Add a name, set the time, and choose your color.
Send the link. Count down together, wherever you are.
Small details. All taken care of.