Invitation
- Names & date
- Story & venue
- Your photographs
The invitation, the replies, and the photos guests take between courses. One link for Addis and the diaspora.
Yeneserg is የኔ ሰርግ — my wedding. A couple gets a page with their names, an open RSVP, and a table card. Guests scan it and the photographs wait for approval before they join the album or the hall screen.
Learn moreThe workspace
Why this
Not a US planning suite with the labels translated. A page a parent can open, a QR a guest can scan, and a desk the couple can run from a phone.
A phone number matters more than an email. A party of four is normal. The page does not ask for a seating chart on day one.
The invitation is a link. The album is a QR. Both open in the browser they already have.
Every tent can share one upload QR. A door scan would need a different code for each guest. We do not mix them.
Approval is on by default in the sample. The hall screen never shows a frame they have not kept.
Serg is 7,500 ETB for one wedding. Plus is 16,500. The studio reconciles the transfer and marks the invoice.
Yeneserg is its own site. Existing couple sites on this studio stay where they are.

Sample wedding
“We sent one link. The replies came in with phone numbers. On the night, the table card filled an album we could actually show.”
Illustrative — Hana and Biruk are a sample, not a client. The photographs are stock.
Pictures
Stock photography on the sample wedding. Your page uses the photos you upload.
Walk Hana and Biruk’s page on your phone. When the date is real, the studio opens a workspace and an invoice.
Journal
Album
The photographs people actually want are the ones taken between courses, by someone who was not hired to take them.
Replies
Most replies we have seen arrive with a name, a yes, and a number that starts with +251. The email is often blank. The product should not pretend otherwise.
Studio
Yeneserg is “my wedding.” The first version is for one couple, one day, and the guests who will photograph it.
A phone and the link. No app, no account. The RSVP is on the invitation. Photos go through the QR, which opens the camera roll in the browser.
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