Build a wedding invitation online without waiting on a printer or a designer. Start with your details — the couple, parents and grandparents, and every ceremony from haldi to reception with its own date, time and venue. Then choose a design: because your details are already in, every card in the gallery is showing your real invitation. Adjust the scratch card shape and foil, the schedule layout and the colours, then publish from ₹79. Designing and previewing is always free.
💍 Wedding
Tell us the names, the families and the ceremonies first. Then every design below will already be showing your invitation — pick the one you love, and change its colours, shapes and layout to taste. From ₹79, paid once.
A painted palace door opens into a peacock courtyard film — indigo and gold save-the-date with a golden scratch card, a rose-gold itinerary that fills as you scroll, a cinematic screen for every function, venues with directions and hearts that follow your finger.
A South Indian wedding — a temple gopuram glowing at night with brass lamps, mango-leaf thoranam and kolam, a short temple intro film (or your own video), a golden scratch card for the date, a countdown to the muhurtham, our story, families, a photo carousel and venues.
A modern video invitation — tap play and your wedding film runs full screen with title cards, then your names over the looping film (no video? a built-in palace film plays), a save-the-date calendar, every function as a film scene, a film-strip gallery and end credits.
Most couples fill in their details and settle on a design in about ten minutes. Your details save as you type, so you can stop and come back. Publishing takes one more step: a one-time payment starting at ₹79.
Wedding invitations start at ₹79 per event, paid once — no subscription and no charge per guest. Every design includes music, a photo gallery, a countdown and one-tap Google Maps directions.
Yes. Tap "Add another event" as many times as you need — haldi, mehendi, sangeet, the wedding and the reception each get their own date, time, venue and directions link, and guests see them as one schedule.
Yes. Parents and grandparents each have a one-tap row, and on a wedding card you can tag every name to the groom’s or the bride’s side. They appear as the blessings line on the invitation.