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Version 1.1.3 · 2024-12-23
Bug fixes & improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.3, updated 2024-12-23.








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Birthday Invitation Maker: Your go to invitation maker app for birthday wishes.
BIM is an ultra-modern iOS app for birthday wishes. If you are looking for a go-to iOS app for crafting beautiful and personalized birthday invitations, tailored for every special person in your life and every milestone celebration, this is the app you need.
With our app, creating an invitation is as easy as pie - simply choose, customize, and save!
Features:
‣ Wide Range of Templates: Discover a vast collection of invitation templates, meticulously designed for different ages and relationships. Whether it’s a first birthday, a sweet sixteen, a grandparent’s day to cherish, or a special note for your sibling, our templates cater to all.
‣ Age-Specific Celebrations: Make each birthday count with invitations that resonate with the age being celebrated.…
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