Sam, I still picture you at six, marching around the yard in a cape. Now look at you. I love you both.
Leave a message after the toast.
A phone number for your wedding. Guests call from their own phones, and every message is yours to keep.

The order of the evening
- Before
- Print your number on the invitations, so friends who can't come can call in their wishes.
- During
- Set a sign on every table. Guests scan it, their phone dials, and they talk after the beep.
- After
- Every message waits on your page with a transcript. Play them all back to back on the honeymoon.
No rental phone. No line at the bar.
Guests already carry a phone. Nothing to ship, set up, charge or send back, and nobody waits in a queue to use the one handset in the corner.
Your number is ready the moment you order, so you can test it tonight.
A page from the guestbook.
The laughs, the toasts, a grandmother's blessing, and the friend who couldn't make it.
Alex, you still owe me twenty dollars from 2014. Consider it my wedding gift.
Che bella coppia. Be patient, laugh every day, and always share dessert.
Three, two, one: congratulations from table seven!
So sorry I couldn't be there. It's three in the morning in London and I'm raising a glass to you anyway.
Thank you for letting me be part of today. Your mom would have loved every minute.
Sample messages
Questions
How long can a message be?
Up to three minutes. Guests press pound or hang up when they're done.
What do guests need?
Any phone. Scanning the code on the sign dials the number for them, or they can type it in.
Can guests call before or after the day?
Yes. The line opens as soon as you order and stays open until 30 days after the event.
Can I remove a message?
Yes. Hide it from the shared guestbook, or delete it for good.
Do I keep the messages after the line closes?
Yes. The number closes, but your messages and transcripts stay on your page.