Christian wedding
Love is patient, love is kind.
A Christian wedding in India is often a church service followed by a reception, with a family celebration or two in the days before. Choose the Christian tradition and the invitation opens with a line from 1 Corinthians and names the service as Holy Matrimony — both of which you can change.
Love is patient, love is kind.
1 Corinthians 13:4
The church, and then the reception
Each celebration has its own venue, time and map, so the service can be at the church at four and the reception at a hall at seven, each with directions a guest opens in one tap.
Each guest's own invitation
Every guest is greeted by their own name and sees only the celebrations they are invited to. A family celebration the evening before can stay with the family.
Replies with numbers in them
Guests reply with how many of their party are coming and, if you offer one, a meal choice. The counts arrive for each celebration.
What choosing Christian sets up
The starting point when you create your invitation. Every line of it can be changed.
- Opens with
- Love is patient, love is kind.
- The ceremony
- Holy Matrimony
- The reception
- Reception
What families ask
Can we use a different verse?
Yes. The opening line is yours to change, or to leave out entirely.
Can we call the service something else?
Yes. Every celebration can be named however you like.
Is it only for Hindu weddings?
No. Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, Hindu, interfaith and civil weddings all use it, each opening the way the family chooses.