English, French, Hebrew — and the right way round
One invitation, carefully typeset left-to-right and right-to-left. Each guest receives it in their language, with Hebrew names and customary wording respected.
Your invitations,beautiful and right,in five minutes.
Wedding, bar mitzvah, henna, brit: one invitation in three languages, the Hebrew date worked out for you, every household invited to the right moments — and you know exactly who is coming.
Free to create and preview · One-time payment only if you send
A Jewish invitation is not like any other invitation.
There’s the Hebrew date and the parasha, Shabbat to keep, family in Israel reading right to left, grandparents who want a big button, and that cousin invited only to the kiddush. Simha was built for all of it, from day one.
Three steps, five minutes
Create
Names, date and moments. The Hebrew date and parasha appear on their own; the wording is suggested in your tone.
Invite
Each household gets its personal link by WhatsApp, SMS or email — or a printed card with its own QR code.
Follow
Replies arrive live, per person and per moment. Reminders go out on their own, never on Shabbat.
No. 03 — What makes the difference
Everyone sees their own celebration
Aliyah, kiddush, party: each household only sees the moments it’s invited to, and replies for every member, menus included.
Never a message on Shabbat
Sends and reminders respect candle lighting and the end of Shabbat or holidays, in each guest’s time zone. Nothing is dropped: it is simply postponed.
A reply in twenty seconds
No account, no app. They open the link, see their name and reply in one tap. An easy-read mode enlarges everything for grandparents.
Designed, not templated
Zellige, pomegranates, gates of Jerusalem, neon for bar mitzvahs: each design has its own composition, ornaments and typefaces, in English as in Hebrew.
Paper or digital? Both.
Send the link to those who live on WhatsApp, print elegant cards for those who love paper: every card carries the household’s personal QR code.
| Criterion | Paper invitation alone | With Simha |
|---|---|---|
| Replies | By phone, chasing people | Live, per person and per moment |
| Change of time | Reprint and resend | Updated for everyone instantly |
| Languages | One print run per language | English, French and Hebrew in one invitation |
| Reminders | An evening on the phone | Automatic, never on Shabbat |
| Lead time | Two to three weeks | Five minutes |
Clear pricing, paid once
No subscription, no ads, no selling your data. Create and preview for free; you only pay to send.
Free
To try it out and invite a small circle.
$32
per event
The essentials for a well-organized celebration.
$75
per event
Trilingual, unlimited, with the big day tools.
$159
per event
The premium experience, with a designer’s touch.
Frequently asked questions
Do my guests need to install an app?
No. They receive a personal link by WhatsApp, SMS or email, open it in their browser and reply in seconds, without an account.
Can the invitation be in English and Hebrew?
Yes. The same invitation exists in English, French and Hebrew; each household receives it in its language, with a right-to-left layout for Hebrew.
What happens on Shabbat and holidays?
No automatic message goes out between candle lighting and the end of Shabbat or Yom Tov, in each guest’s time zone. Messages are postponed, never dropped.
Can I invite some people only to the party?
Yes. Each moment (service, kiddush, party…) has its own list: a household only sees the moments it is invited to.
How much does it cost?
Creating and previewing is free. To send, you choose a plan paid once for the event; prices are shown on the Pricing page, with no hidden fees.
Mazal tov in advance.
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