Liham means letter.
We are a small Filipino home studio for online invitations, started by a web developer and a crafter at the same table.
The story
It started at our table at home. My wife is a freelance crafter. For years she has made whatever people around us needed: school IDs, flaglets and sashes for recognition day, menus for small restaurants, and invitations for every kind of celebration. If you can think of it, she has probably cut, folded or printed it.
One day she made an online wedding invitation for her sister. Instead of a printed card, the family got one link they could open on their phones, with the date, the venue and a way to reply. It was beautiful, and everyone asked how she did it.
That is where Liham began. I build websites for a living, so I asked: why not make an online platform for crafters like my wife, and for anyone who doesn’t have the time or the tools to design an invitation themselves?
Liham is our small business and our answer. We keep it simple: pick a design, fill in your details, and share one link. The hard parts are already done for you.
What we care about
Easy for everyone
Make an invitation on your phone in minutes. No design skills, no app, and guests reply without an account.
Made for Filipino celebrations
Weddings, debuts, binyag, birthdays and reunions, in English or Tagalog, with the envelope our guests love to open.
A fair start for crafters
Crafters and designers can make invitations for their own clients with the Editor plan and keep everything they earn.
Honest and private
Clear prices, no surprises, and we never list or share your invitation. Only the people you send it to can see it.
Hi, I’m Norman.
I’m a senior full-stack developer from Surigao City, with more than fifteen years of building websites and business systems for agencies and product teams in the Philippines and abroad.
I built Liham the way I build everything: read the problem first, keep it simple, and make it last. Every design, every price and every reply goes through one careful system, so your invitation just works on the big day.
“Open to new tools, optimistic about new problems, and still learning after fifteen years.”See my work at normanpono.dev →
From paper to one link.
Thank you for celebrating with us. We would love to see what you make.