Indian wedding invitations
The moment they open it, the wedding begins.
A sealed envelope, your names in gold, in the hand of everybody you love.
- Roka
- Haldi
- Mehendi
- Sangeet
- Baraat
- Pheras
- Anand Karaj
- Nikah
- Reception
One wedding
Every family opens their own invitation.
Her family sees her name first and his family sees his. Dadi is greeted the way you greet Dadi, the neighbours the way you greet neighbours, and nobody is invited to a celebration they were not going to come to.
Her side of the family
Dear Sharma ji,
Meera&Rohan
request the pleasure of your company at
Haldi · Sangeet · Wedding
His side of the family
Dear Kapoor family,
Rohan&Meera
request the pleasure of your company at
Sangeet · Wedding · Reception
From the office
Dear Anjali & Vikram,
Rohan&Meera
request the pleasure of your company at
Reception
With love, Rohan & Meera
Card styles
Fourteen card styles. twelve palettes.
A palace arch, a mandala, a marigold toran — the afternoon at the card printer’s, without the afternoon. Tap one to open it and show your mother.
- Classic FloralBotanical line art and drifting petals.Open this style
- Royal JharokhaA palace arch, engraved capitals and gold.Open this style
- GopuramA temple tower in tiers, over a kolam of dots.Open this style
- JaaliA pierced marble screen, geometry all the way down.Open this style
- MandalaSacred geometry, turning slowly behind your names.Open this style
Every tradition
It begins the way your family begins.
॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥
Shree Ganeshaya Namah
Hindu wedding
ੴ ਸਤਿਗੁਰ ਪ੍ਰਸਾਦਿ
Ik Onkar Satgur Prasad
Sikh wedding
॥ जय जिनेन्द्र ॥
Jai Jinendra
Jain wedding
بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim
Muslim wedding
Christian, interfaith and civil weddings too — with your own words, or none.
Made for how our families invite
Not a PDF in the family group. A proper invitation.
Sent on WhatsApp, opened on any phone, answered in one tap — and everything a guest might need to get there in between.
Everything your guests need
Only the celebrations they are coming to, and everything they need to get there.
Know who is coming
Replies arrive as numbers you can hand to the caterer, not as messages to count.
Sent the way your family sends things
One tap on WhatsApp, with a warm message and their own invitation inside it.
How it works
From your names to every family’s phone, in an evening.
Step 1: Tell us about the wedding
Your names, your tradition, your celebrations and a palette. We write the first draft of every event for you.
Step 2: Add your guests
Paste names and numbers, one per line. Choose bride’s or groom’s side and which functions each family is invited to.
Step 3: Send it, and the news is out
Open WhatsApp with each family’s message written and ready — the first one, as it always is, to the people who have waited longest. Replies come in through the evening, from the next street and from Dubai.
Before you pay anything
You don’t have to take our word for it.
Build the whole thing first
Every celebration, every card style, your whole guest list — free, for as long as you like. Show Maa and Papa. Change it fourteen times. You pay when you are ready for it to reach anybody else, and not before.
And if you change your mind
Every rupee back, any time before the first guest opens your invitation. If the wedding moves, your plan moves with it — nobody should pay twice because a date changed.
At a glance
What you are getting, plainly.
You make it, and change it any time
Couples build their invitation themselves, in their own dashboard, in an evening. A venue, a time, a name or a whole celebration can be changed whenever they like — even after it has been sent — and every guest's link shows the new version straight away. Nobody waits on us.
Each guest sees only their celebrations
Every guest has their own link, greeted by name, showing only the celebrations they are invited to — the Haldi for close family, the Reception for everybody — with a map for each venue.
Replies counted per celebration, with meals
Guests reply for each celebration they are invited to, with how many are coming and a meal choice if one is offered. The dashboard counts every celebration separately — the Mehendi's number, the Sangeet's, the Reception's — with the meals beside it.
One price per wedding, not per guest
Building and previewing is free (Shagun). Utsav is ₹2,999 per wedding and sends it to every guest, for every celebration, with no per-guest charges. Shahi is ₹7,999 for those who would rather we wrote it and set it up with them.
Up to 2,000 guests
One invitation holds up to 2,000 guests across both families, and stays open until 90 days after the wedding.
Sent on WhatsApp, opened without an app
Couples send each family their link from their own phone, with the message written for them. It opens in the phone's browser on any Android or iPhone; nobody installs anything.
Pricing
One price per wedding. No per-guest charges.
Create your invitation and preview it with family for free.
Shagun
Free to start
Create it and preview it.
Start freeUtsav
For most weddings₹2,999 per wedding
Everything you need, sent to every guest.
Create your invitationShahi
₹7,999 per wedding
We create it for you.
Talk to us
What each plan includes
Shagun
- Every feature and card style
- All celebrations, Haldi to Reception
- Build your whole guest list, however long
- Preview it exactly as your guests will see it
Utsav
- Send it — a personal link for every guest
- Replies counted per celebration, with meal counts
- Sent on WhatsApp from your own phone
- One payment — no per-guest charges
- Live until 90 days after your wedding
- Move up to Shahi later for the difference
Shahi
- Everything in Utsav
- Your invitation written and set up for you
- Guest list imported from your spreadsheet
- Live until 90 days after your wedding
- Priority WhatsApp support until the wedding
Questions
What families usually ask
Do our guests need to download an app?
No. The invitation is a link — it opens straight from WhatsApp, SMS or email in the phone’s browser, on any Android or iPhone. Dadi and Nani included.
Can we make it ours, or is it a template?
Yours. Your names, your words, your celebrations called whatever your family calls them, and the blessing your family opens with — Shree Ganeshaya Namah, Ik Onkar, Jai Jinendra, Bismillah, a line from Corinthians, or nothing at all. Fourteen card styles and twelve palettes to choose between, and every guest greeted by their own name.
How do we send it to everybody?
On WhatsApp, from your own phone, one family at a time. Each message is written for you with that family’s own link inside it — you read it, and tap send. Tick them off as you go, so you always know who is still waiting for theirs.
What if a date or venue changes after we send it?
Change it once in your dashboard. Every guest’s link always shows the latest details, so nobody is holding an out-of-date card.
Do we pay once, or every month?
Once, for that invitation. No subscription, no renewal, and no charge per guest — building it is free for as long as you like, and you pay when you are ready for your guests to open it. Two weddings means two invitations, each with its own plan.
Something else? Write to us.
Shubh vivah
Your families are waiting to hear the news.
Build it tonight, read it out to Maa and Papa tomorrow, and send it when every word is right. Dadi will have opinions about the wording. She is usually correct.