Questions, answered

No. Free templates are free to publish. For a premium template you can buy just that template (from ₱1,050) for one invitation, or choose Pro (₱1,499 a month or ₱3,990 a year) for every template. You can cancel Pro any time; it keeps working until the period ends, and nothing is charged automatically.

Invitations from free or bought templates show a small “Made with Liham.ph” footer. With Pro or Editor you can turn it off; if your plan ends, it shows again. Your invitation stays online either way.

Yes, always. The envelope your invitation or card arrives in is Liham’s signature, so all five envelope designs are free on every template and card, free or premium, with or without Pro.

Until you take it down. Your link keeps working after the event, as a keepsake.

Only people you send the link to. Liham never lists or shares your invitation, never posts a client’s invitation link on social media (our own pages included), and we ask search engines like Google not to show it. This is for your privacy and security: your invitation has the date and venue of your event, so you (or the editor who made it) decide who gets the link, including any client. Share it only with people you trust. If you see an invitation that looks wrong, report it: we ask its owner to explain or fix it, take down invitations that break our rules and may disable the account behind them.

Report the invitation with the Report link at the bottom of the page and choose “copyright”. We review every report, ask the invitation’s owner to fix it (except in urgent cases), and take the invitation down if it uses your work without permission. Only use photos, music and videos you have the right to use in your own invitations.

With the RSVP form (a Pro section, included with paid templates and Pro), guests tap RSVP on the invitation, with no app or account, and can add a phone number and email if they like. You see the list, totals and a spreadsheet export, and get a private RSVP link to share the replies with a client or family. Without the form, the invitation shows your RSVP contact so guests can message you.

The date, yes: if your event is postponed or the date isn’t final yet, change it in the editor and update. The names, no: once an invitation is published they are fixed, so it stays theirs and can’t be reused for someone else. We show you the names to check before you publish.

We email you at your account address with the reason (never who reported it) and give you 3 days to explain or fix it; just reply to that email. Only urgent cases, such as a clear scam, illegal content or a risk to someone’s safety, may be taken down right away. If it breaks our rules, we take it down and email you why.

By GCash, Maya, bank transfer or another method shown at checkout, for each purchase or plan period. Send us a screenshot of your payment (and the reference number, if you have one); we confirm within a day and email your receipt.

Yes. Every invitation can be in English or Tagalog, and the whole site switches between EN and TL.

Yes, once: a template, card or pack bought in the 14 days before your first Pro or Editor payment comes off that payment. If it cost more than the plan, the rest isn’t carried over or refunded.

You can get a refund within 7 days of buying if you haven’t published with it. Refunds are sent by hand (GCash, Maya or bank transfer), and any transfer or payment fee comes off the amount, so you may get back a little less than you paid.