Digital salam kaut, angpao and amplop: setting up gifts on your invitation tastefully
Many guests now prefer sending a gift by bank transfer or e-wallet, especially when they cannot attend. A discreet gifts section makes that easy without turning your invitation into a payment page.
Key takeaways
- Money goes directly to your account — Guestwise never handles or holds it, and charges no fees on gifts.
- Show bank details with a copy button, plus an optional DuitNow, PayNow or QRIS image.
- Keep the wording humble: presence first, gifts optional.
Setting it up
Open Design → Gifts
Add a short note, your bank details (one account per line) and, optionally, an image of your DuitNow / PayNow / QRIS code.
Check the section order
Under Sections, place Gifts after the RSVP form or near the end so it feels secondary.
Preview
Use Preview to check the copy button picks up your account number correctly.
Wording that feels right
Kehadiran dan doa restu anda adalah hadiah terbaik buat kami. Bagi yang ingin memberi salam kaut, butirannya seperti di bawah.
Your presence is the greatest gift. If you wish to send a token of love, our details are below.
Doa restu Anda merupakan karunia yang sangat berarti. Bagi yang ingin memberikan tanda kasih, dapat melalui rekening berikut.
Safety tips
- Use an account in the couple’s or host’s own name so guests can recognise it.
- Check the QR image by scanning it yourself before publishing.
- If your invitation link is shared widely, consider adding gifts only to family invitations — or leaving them off the open RSVP page by keeping it personal-only.
Questions
Does Guestwise take a percentage of gifts?
No. Gifts go straight from the guest’s bank or e-wallet to yours.
Can I show different accounts for each family side?
Add both on separate lines with a label, for example “Pihak lelaki · Maybank · …”.
Put this into practice
Create your invitation, add your families with seat limits and send personal links on WhatsApp — free for up to 30 invitations.