Wedding Affiliate Program: Earn by Sharing Digital Invitations

PixerInvite’s affiliate program pays wedding creators and vendors a share of every invitation bought with their own code, and gives their followers a discount. You apply, we agree the discount and your share in writing, and you get a personal code, a share link and your own dashboard. There’s no follower minimum and no posting quota.

What is a wedding affiliate program?

It’s an arrangement where a wedding brand pays you when someone buys through your code or link. You recommend something your audience can use, they get a discount, and you earn a share of the sale. On PixerInvite, what you recommend is an animated digital invitation that couples send to guests as one link.

See it on a real one: Ivory Ribbon — an animated invitation by PixerInvite that opens like the real thing; try it with your names.

Who can join the PixerInvite affiliate program?

Anyone with an audience that plans celebrations can apply, and an engaged audience matters more than a big one. The programme is by invitation, so we read each application first.

• Creators: wedding and bridal, lifestyle and family, Indian and South Asian culture, party and event creators.
• Wedding vendors: planners, photographers, makeup and mehndi artists, and anyone else couples ask for advice.

Vendors can read more in our guide to digital invitations for wedding planners and vendors.

How does the affiliate program work?

It takes four steps, and everything after the application is yours to run at your own pace.

1. Apply on the creator partners page. It takes about two minutes.
2. Agree the deal. We settle your followers’ discount and your share with you in writing, then set up your code.
3. Share it. Post your code and your link, which looks like pixerinvite.com/r/YOURCODE. The link saves the code on your follower’s device, or they can type it when they pay.
4. Track it. Every paid order with your code appears on your dashboard, with its date, plan, amount and your share.

Your code works on any design and any plan, and upgrades paid with it earn too. Anyone can use it, as many times as they like, unless we’ve agreed a limit or an end date.

How much can you earn as a wedding affiliate?

You earn your agreed share of what the customer actually paid, after their discount and before payment-processing fees. Your share is agreed with you individually, so the table below is only an example, not an offer. It shows a 15% discount for the customer and a 20% share for you.

What the customer buys	Full price	They pay (15% off)	You earn (20%)
Classic wedding plan, or a birthday, baby or housewarming invitation	C$99.99	C$84.99	C$17.00
Premium wedding plan	C$149.99	C$127.49	C$25.50
Luxe wedding plan	C$199.99	C$169.99	C$34.00
Festival greeting or wish card	C$49.99	C$42.49	C$8.50

What you actually earn depends on your deal and on how many people buy. Commission is always worked out in Canadian dollars, so a payment in another currency counts at the amount Stripe converted it to.

When do affiliates get paid?

Commission shows as pending for 7 days, because customers can ask for a refund in that time, and then becomes earned. If a payment is refunded, its commission is reversed.

We pay your earned balance by the method we agree with you, such as Interac e-Transfer, bank transfer or UPI, and each payout appears on your dashboard. You’re responsible for reporting your commission and paying any tax on it where you live.

What can you promote on PixerInvite?

You can promote all 157 designs: 65 for weddings, 29 for birthdays, 20 for baby celebrations and housewarmings, and 43 for festivals. Each one opens with its own animation, and invitations collect RSVPs from one link sent by WhatsApp, text or email.

It’s also an easy thing to ask people to try. Designing and previewing is free, and customers pay only to send, so your followers can see their own names on a design before they spend anything.

Do you have to disclose affiliate links?

Yes, on every post that shares your code or link, and it’s a condition of our programme. Ad Standards Canada says commission from links has to be disclosed clearly on each post, and that a note in your bio isn’t enough. ASCI in India requires an upfront label from a fixed list, and in the US the FTC’s endorsement guidance says an endorsement must reflect your honest opinion and that paid connections should be disclosed.

You can lead with your followers’ discount, as long as this label comes with it. PixerInvite partners use this wording, which is written to suit Canada and India:

#Partnership with PixerInvite · 15% off with my code YOURCODE

• Captions: put it first, before any link, where people see it without tapping “more”.
• Reels and videos: show it on the video as well as in the caption. Many people watch without reading the caption.
• Stories: put it over the picture on every Story that shows your code or link.
• Instagram’s Paid partnership label: turn it on where you can, together with the label above.

#collab, #spon, “#partner” on its own, or simply tagging a brand don’t make it clear you’re paid, and nor does a discount on its own. The full rule is in section 7 of our programme terms.

What do affiliates get to post?

The PixerInvite creator kit has six captions, ten videos with the disclosure already on them, three Reel scripts and a Story plan, all filled in with your code once you type it. Change the words so they sound like you, as long as they stay true and the disclosure stays in. Try PixerInvite yourself first, because what you say has to be your real opinion.

What isn’t allowed?

A few things can cost you your commission and your code, and they’re all in the programme terms.

• Using your own code to buy for yourself.
• Posting your code on coupon or deal sites, unless we’ve agreed it.
• Spam, bulk messages, fake reviews, or claiming prices or features we don’t offer.
• Buying search ads on the name PixerInvite without our written agreement.
• Pretending to be PixerInvite.

How do you apply?

Fill in the short form on the creator partners page. If we’re a good fit, we’ll agree your discount and share in writing and set up your code. You can then sign in to your dashboard with the email you registered.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a lot of followers to be a wedding affiliate?

No. An engaged audience matters more than a big one, so micro creators and wedding vendors with loyal clients are welcome to apply.

Do I have to post a certain amount?

No. There are no minimums, and you post in your own style. Every post that shares your code or link has to carry the partnership label.

How much commission does a wedding affiliate earn?

It depends on the share agreed with you in writing. You earn that share of what the customer actually paid, after their discount and before payment-processing fees, and upgrades paid with your code count too.

Is #ad enough for an affiliate post?

Ad Standards Canada advises affiliates to name the partnership instead of using #ad, and ASCI in India accepts only labels from its own list. The label in our creator kit, #Partnership with PixerInvite, is written to suit both.

Can I tag PixerInvite as a product on Instagram?

No. Instagram's product tagging isn't available for PixerInvite, so partners share their code, a Link sticker in Stories and a link in their bio.

Will I see who bought with my code?

Your dashboard shows each referral's date, plan, amount and your share. It never shows the customer's name, email or invitation.

How do I become an affiliate on PixerInvite?

Apply on the PixerInvite creator partners page. If we're a good fit, we agree your followers' discount and your share in writing, set up your personal code, and you track everything on your own dashboard.

About PixerInvite. PixerInvite (sometimes written Pixer Invite) makes animated digital invitations for weddings, engagements, anniversaries, birthdays, baby showers, housewarmings and festival greetings for Diwali, Christmas, New Year, Holi, Eid and Lohri. Every design opens with its own animation, guests reply from the invitation itself, and every RSVP comes back to one list — shared by WhatsApp, text or email, with nothing for guests to download. See the designs at pixerinvite.com.