Invite your people into the next chapter
Two families, two guest lists, one evening. Each side is greeted properly and sees the plans that are meant for them.
Free to start. Your guests never need an account.
A college friend from the groom’s side. Scroll the phone; this is the real renderer.
What an engagement gets
Two families, one invitation
Groups for each side, so the bride’s cousins and the groom’s colleagues each see the plans that concern them and nothing puzzling.How it happened
The proposal, the yes, and the photo. A story section written once and shown to everyone who asks.Wishes before the day
Guests leave a wish when they open the invitation, so the couple wakes up on the morning to a wall of them.A quiz on the couple
How well does each family know the other half? Scored live on the evening.
Names and details on the phone are made up for the example.
The same five steps, whatever the occasion
- Create
- Personalize
- Invite
- Celebrate
- Remember
Describe it, add your guests, send the links on WhatsApp, run the day from everyone's phones, and keep it all afterwards. See how it works.
Engagement invitation templates
What the day is called depends on the family: roka, sagai, mangni, nischitartham, nischayam, misri, or simply the ring ceremony. Each has its own template with its own customs in order, and there are modern and illustrated ones for a couple who would rather start from a look.
And when the festivals come
Between the ring and the wedding there is usually a festival, and a new family to wish for the first time.
- Diwali wishesLight a diya for someone you love.
- Eid wishesA moon, a dua, and your name.
- Navratri wishesNine nights, one wish for you.
Free, no account needed. See every festival.
Also made for
- WeddingsWedding invitations that feel like your story
- BirthdaysTurn a birthday invitation into a celebration
- AnniversariesCelebrate the story you have built together
- Baby showersA little celebration for a very big arrival
- HousewarmingsA new home, and everyone who should see it
- RetirementsThirty years deserve a proper send-off
- GraduationsOne walk across the stage, one dinner after
- Naming ceremoniesThe day everyone learns the name
- Rice ceremoniesThe first bite, with everyone watching
- FarewellsOne last evening before the next chapter
- ReunionsSame faces, more grey, one afternoon
- Festival partiesThe festival, at your place this year










