የኔ ሰርግ, and what we are not building

It is not a website builder with a hundred templates. It is not a hotel, even when the page borrows a hotel’s calm: cream paper, a gold line, a serif that can hold a long name. It is not a door-scanning app. The studios that already run a finished wedding stay untouched.

What a couple buys is a workspace. They sign in, set the names and the venue, share the link, print one QR, and read the replies. The studio sends an invoice in birr and marks it paid when the transfer lands. Guests never make an account.

Amharic on the guest page can come later, with a translator, not a machine guessing at a vow. English carries this version. The name itself stays in Fidel on the mark: የኔ ሰርግ.

If you are planning a wedding and want the sample walked through on a phone, write to the studio. The sample couple, Hana and Biruk, is fictional. Their page is there so the clicks are real.