Indian wedding invitations
One invitation, and every celebration in it.
A wedding is rarely one event, and rarely one guest list. Every guest here has their own link, greeted by name, showing only the celebrations they are invited to — each with its own time, place, dress code and map.
By celebration
- Haldi ceremony invitationsA Haldi invitation that goes only to the family who should be there, says to wear yellow, and shows the way to the house — sent on WhatsApp, answered in a tap.
- Mehendi ceremony invitationsA Mehendi invitation with its own time, place and dress code, shown only to the guests invited to it — and one reply that says who is coming to which celebration.
- Sangeet night invitationsA Sangeet invitation that tells every guest when, where and what to wear — with directions, a calendar entry, and a reply that counts who is coming.
- Engagement and ring ceremony invitationsAn invitation for the ring ceremony, Sagai or Roka — on its own, or as the first celebration of a wedding invitation that grows as the date comes closer.
- Baraat invitationsTell the groom's side where the Baraat gathers, when it leaves and what to wear — with a map to the assembly point, on the same invitation as the wedding.
- Wedding reception invitationsA reception invitation for the whole guest list — colleagues, neighbours and family abroad — each addressed by name, with a reply that includes their meal choice.
By tradition
- Hindu wedding invitationsA Hindu wedding invitation that opens with Shree Ganeshaya Namah, holds every celebration from Haldi to Reception, and greets each family by name.
- Sikh wedding and Anand Karaj invitationsAn Anand Karaj invitation that opens with Ik Onkar, gives the gurdwara's address and time, and carries the Sangeet, Mehendi and Reception alongside it.
- Nikah and Walima invitationsA Muslim wedding invitation that opens with Bismillah, names the Nikah and the Walima, and gives every guest the celebrations they are invited to.
- Jain wedding invitationsA Jain wedding invitation that opens with Jai Jinendra, carries every celebration, and lets guests choose a Jain meal when they reply.
- Christian wedding invitationsA Christian wedding invitation that opens with 1 Corinthians, gives the church and the reception their own times and maps, and counts every reply.