Contract terms

Terms and Conditions

Last updated: July 6, 2026

1. Purpose and acceptance

These Terms and Conditions (the "Terms") govern access to and use of the site matrimonio.pro and the application app.matrimonio.pro (jointly, the "Platform"), as well as the purchase of the digital wedding invitation services offered on it (the "Service"). By using the Platform, creating an invitation or making a payment, the user declares that they have read, understood and accepted these Terms, together with the Legal Notice, the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy and the Refund Policy.

2. Provider's identity

The Service is provided by Nicolás Federico Sánchez, sole trader under the Italian flat-rate regime (art. 1, c. 54-89, Law 190/2014), with Codice Fiscale SNCNLS93M11Z600T and Partita IVA 02136650385 (Italy), with registered address at Via Foro Boario, 48 — 44122 Ferrara (FE), Italy. Contact email: contact@matrimonio.pro. Full details are set out in the Legal Notice.

3. Capacity and minimum age

The Service is intended exclusively for adults (18 years or older) with legal capacity to contract. The Platform is not intended for minors and does not knowingly collect data from anyone under 16. By using the Service, the user declares that they meet this requirement.

4. Description of the service

Matrimonio.pro allows the user to:

The Service operates under a "create now, pay when you publish" model: the user can build and preview their complete invitation free of charge, and only pays the price when deciding to publish it and unlock sharing.

5. Account and editing link

To edit an invitation, the user receives a private editing link associated with their invitation. The user is responsible for safeguarding that link and for the activity carried out through it. Use of the Platform may require storing technical data in the browser (see the Cookie Policy).

6. Prices, taxes and payment

The price to publish an invitation is approximately US$ 21 (or its equivalent in the user's local currency), as indicated on the Platform at the time of purchase. Prices are displayed with the applicable tax breakdown where relevant; depending on the user's country of residence, indirect taxes may apply (VAT, sales tax or others), which are calculated and disclosed before confirming the payment.

Payments are processed through Stripe (or another payment provider indicated at the time of purchase). The Owner does not store full card details; those details are processed directly by the payment provider under PCI-DSS standards. Additional services, such as a custom domain or bespoke designs, may have a separate price disclosed separately.

7. Purchase process

The purchase process follows these steps: (i) the user creates and previews their invitation; (ii) selects publish; (iii) reviews the price and applicable taxes; (iv) expressly accepts these Terms and makes the payment through the provider; and (v) receives the confirmation and the public link of their invitation. The contract is concluded upon confirmation of payment. The user will receive a receipt or confirmation by electronic means.

8. Right of withdrawal

The Service consists of the supply of digital content and services that are performed and become available immediately after payment.

European Union Under Directive 2011/83/EU and its national transpositions, consumers have 14 days to withdraw from distance contracts. However, for digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, the right of withdrawal is lost once performance has begun if the consumer has (a) given prior express consent to the immediate start of performance and (b) acknowledged that they thereby lose their right of withdrawal. Before payment, the user expressly accepts both conditions.

Argentina Consumers have the withdrawal right (art. 34 Law 24.240 and Resolution 424/2020 SCI) for 10 calendar days from purchase. The Owner provides a contact channel to exercise it at contact@matrimonio.pro. This right is recognized under the terms and with the exceptions provided by current regulations.

Brazil Under art. 49 of the Consumer Defense Code, consumers may exercise the right of withdrawal within 7 days of purchase when it takes place off commercial premises.

United States Sales of digital goods/services are, as a general rule, final once performance has begun, without prejudice to the voluntary commercial guarantee described below and any rights recognized by applicable state law.

In all cases, the Owner applies a more favorable voluntary commercial guarantee described in the Refund Policy, which does not replace or limit the consumer's mandatory legal rights.

9. Refunds

The "create now, pay when you publish" model lets the user see the finished invitation before paying, reducing dissatisfaction. The refund terms and the commercial guarantee are detailed in the Refund Policy, which forms part of these Terms.

10. User obligations

The user undertakes to:

11. Guest data (RSVP)

When the user collects attendance confirmations, they may gather data about their guests (name, email, number of plus-ones and, where applicable, food intolerances or allergies). With respect to that data, the user acts as the data controller and the Owner as the data processor, processing it solely on the user's behalf to provide the Service. The user is responsible for informing their guests and securing the appropriate legal basis. Details are set out in the Privacy Policy.

12. Content and intellectual property

The template designs, the code, the proprietary typefaces and the brand are owned by the Owner or its licensors. The user retains ownership of the content they contribute (names, photos, texts) and grants the Owner a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license, limited to hosting, reproducing, technically adapting and displaying that content for the sole purpose of providing the Service and keeping the invitation accessible while active. The Owner may use anonymized screenshots of invitations for demonstration purposes only with the user's authorization or if the data has been replaced with fictitious data.

13. Term and availability

Unpublished or unpaid invitations may be automatically deleted after a short period, as indicated on the Platform. Published and paid invitations will remain accessible for 12 months from the event date, unless otherwise indicated. The Owner will strive for continuous availability, without guaranteeing the absence of interruptions due to maintenance or force majeure.

14. Warranties and liability

The Owner provides the Service with professional diligence and in accordance with the published description. To the extent permitted by law, the Owner's total liability for any claim related to the Service shall be limited to the amount actually paid by the user in the last 12 months. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability for willful misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury or any other liability that cannot be excluded under mandatory applicable consumer regulations. The consumer's legal rights (legal conformity warranties) remain unaffected.

15. Third-party services

The Service relies on third-party providers (for example, hosting, payment gateway, maps, music playback or email delivery). The Owner selects providers with appropriate standards, but is not responsible for interruptions or incidents attributable to those third parties. Details of the providers that process data are set out in the Privacy Policy.

16. Suspension and termination

The Owner may suspend or cancel access for a user who breaches these Terms, uses the Service fraudulently or adds unlawful content, with prior notice where possible. The user may stop using the Service at any time and request deletion of their invitation and their data in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

17. Changes

The Owner may modify these Terms to adapt them to legal, technical or Service-related changes. The version applicable to each purchase will be the one in force at the time it is made. Substantial changes will be communicated by reasonable means.

18. Governing law and dispute resolution

These Terms are governed by Italian and European Union law. Where the user is a consumer, the mandatory consumer protection rules of their country of residence shall also apply, and they may bring proceedings before the courts of that place. EU consumers can use the online dispute resolution platform: ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr. In Argentina, the enforcement authority of Law 24.240 and the COPREC/Ventanilla Única system apply. In Brazil, the CDC and the Juizados Especiais / consumidor.gov.br apply.

19. Contact

For any questions about these Terms: contact@matrimonio.pro.