Engagement
An invitation for the day it becomes official.
The engagement — a Sagai, a Roka, a ring ceremony — is where two families first celebrate together, sometimes months before the wedding and sometimes the evening before it. Either way it deserves an invitation that is more than a message on the family group.
The first celebration of many
An invitation here holds every celebration of a wedding, each with its own date, time and place. The engagement can be the first of them, and the rest can be added as they are decided — every guest's link always shows the latest version, so nothing has to be sent twice.
Opened with your family's blessing
The invitation opens the way your family begins: Shree Ganeshaya Namah, Ik Onkar, Jai Jinendra, Bismillah, a line from Corinthians, or nothing at all. And every guest is greeted by their own name — Dear Sharma ji, Dear Kapoor family.
Named the way you name it
Ring Ceremony, Sagai, Roka, Mangni, Chunni — the celebration is called whatever your family calls it.
Where the Engagement starts
Tick it when you create your invitation and it is filled in for you — then change any of it.
- When
- 6:30 pm, two days before the wedding, for about 3 hours
- Dress code
- Indo-western
- For guests
- Rings, blessings and the first toast to two families becoming one.
What families ask
Can we send the engagement invitation now and add the wedding later?
Yes. Celebrations can be added and changed at any time, and every guest's link shows the latest details.
Can the engagement be months before the wedding?
Yes. Every celebration has its own date; they do not have to be on consecutive days.
Can some guests be invited to the engagement only?
Yes. Each guest sees only the celebrations they are invited to.