Wedding invitations that feel like your story
Four hundred guests, three days, and not everyone is invited to all of it. Every guest opens a page that shows their functions, their travel details and a note from you.
Free to start. Your guests never need an account.
A cousin flying in from Mumbai. Scroll the phone; this is the real renderer.
What a wedding gets
Different functions for different guests
Mehendi and sangeet for the inner circle, the wedding and reception for everyone. Put guests in groups once and each page shows only what applies.Travel details only for the people travelling
Flight pickups, hotel rooms and a "send us your flight number" note appear for the out-of-town guests and nobody else.RSVP your caterer can read
Plus-ones, dietary preferences and your own questions, one at a time on a phone. Export the list when the numbers are due.The morning after, a memory page
Every approved photo, every wish and the story of the day in one place, with a short film of the best of it.
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.
Wedding invitation templates
A Tamil wedding and a Punjabi wedding are not the same invitation with the names changed. The regional templates carry each tradition’s own ceremonies, in order and by their own names; the modern moods and illustrated cards are for couples who want a look first; and the single-function templates are for the haldi, the mehendi, the sangeet, the reception or a save-the-date sent on its own.
- Royal Rajasthani
- South Indian Classic
- Bengali
- Punjabi
- Gujarati
- Marathi
- Telugu
- Tamil
- Kerala
- North Indian
- Minimal
- Editorial
- Luxury
- Floral
- Cinematic
- Pastel
- Dark Luxury
- Contemporary Indian
- The Eternal Night
- The Garden of Us
- Shaadi
- Forever
- Virāsat
- Ganesha Royal Blessings
- Nature Bloom
- Ganesh Blessings Grace
- Shubh Vivah Traditional
- Lotus Blossom Vows
- Haldi
- Mehendi
- Sangeet
- Reception
- Save the Date
And when the festivals come
The first festivals after a wedding are spent with two families instead of one. A wish made for each of them, by name, is a good way to begin.
- Diwali wishesLight a diya for someone you love.
- Eid wishesA moon, a dua, and your name.
- Navratri wishesNine nights, one wish for you.
- New Year wishesStart the year with someone in mind.
Free, no account needed. See every festival.
Also made for
- BirthdaysTurn a birthday invitation into a celebration
- AnniversariesCelebrate the story you have built together
- EngagementsInvite your people into the next chapter
- 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










