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Bengali wedding invitation template

Red and white, an alpona, shubho drishti.

The red-and-white of a Bengali wedding with an alpona drawn on the page, a double-ruled hero and the ceremonies from aiburobhat to bou bhaat.

Part of the paid plans, priced per celebration; you see the price before anything is charged. Your guests never need an account.

Ananya and Vikram on a palace terrace in Jaipur at sunset, in a white kurta and a rose-pink lehenga, their wedding invitation cover photograph

Rahul,we have kept a seat for you.

Shubho Bibaho

Aarav & Diya

Together with their families, invite you to celebrate

Saturday, 19 December 2026 at 4:00 pm

Amader golpo

  1. Two clay cups of chai on a car dashboard in monsoon traffic on Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru, where Ananya and Vikram first met

    1.How it began

    A shared umbrella in a Kolkata monsoon.

  2. Vikram slipping a diamond engagement ring onto Ananya's finger at dusk, city lights blurred behind them

    2.The families

    Two Sundays of sweets, and the matter was settled.

The rituals

  1. The day before

    Aiburobhat

    The last meal as unmarried, with every favourite dish.

  2. Wedding day, morning

    Gaye Holud

    Turmeric from one home to the other.

  3. Wedding day, evening

    Bor Jatri

    The groom and his party arrive.

  4. Evening

    Shubho Drishti & Mala Badal

    The first look, and the exchange of garlands.

  5. Night

    Sindoor Daan

    The moment that makes it a marriage.

  6. Two days after

    Bou Bhaat

    The reception at the groom’s home.

Moments

  • Two clay cups of chai on a car dashboard in monsoon traffic on Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru, where Ananya and Vikram first met
  • Vikram slipping a diamond engagement ring onto Ananya's finger at dusk, city lights blurred behind them
  • Ananya and Vikram looking through a photo album on a terrace, six years of pinned-up photographs and fairy lights behind them
  • A sixth anniversary cake and a handwritten note between Ananya and Vikram, a wall of photographs behind
  • Ananya and Vikram cooking together in their kitchen, photographs pinned to the fridge
  • Ananya writing in a travel journal beside Vikram on a train, rain on the window
  • Ananya and Vikram wrapped up beside a fire pit on a winter evening, a lantern and fairy lights around them
  • Ananya and Vikram sharing chai in clay cups on the ghats at sunset, diyas lit on the steps
  • Morning haldi, turmeric on a plate of marigolds

Counting down

57Days
05Hours
42Minutes

Where

Add a venue in event settings to fill this section.

RSVP

Rahul, will you be there with us?

Guests answer here once you publish.

Ashirbad

A blessing for the new couple.

Guests write here once you publish.

Dhonnobad

It would be our joy to have you with us on this day.

With love, both families

Scroll the phone; this is the real renderer. Names and photographs are made up for the example.

The plan it starts from

The Bengali template opens with these, in this order. Rename, remove or add any of them, and set the real times.

  1. The day beforeAiburobhatThe last meal as unmarried, with every favourite dish.
  2. Wedding day, morningGaye HoludTurmeric from one home to the other.
  3. Wedding day, eveningBor JatriThe groom and his party arrive.
  4. EveningShubho Drishti & Mala BadalThe first look, and the exchange of garlands.
  5. NightSindoor DaanThe moment that makes it a marriage.
  6. Two days afterBou BhaatThe reception at the groom’s home.

What comes with every template

  • A page for every guest

    One link per guest, greeted by name, showing only the parts they are invited to. Sent on WhatsApp; nothing to install and no account for them.
  • RSVP, wishes and photos

    Guests reply in a few taps, with plus-ones and your own questions, and leave a wish on the wall. You approve what appears.
  • The date, the venue and a countdown

    The schedule, the address with a map, and a countdown to the day. Change a timing after sending and every link shows the new one.
  • In your language

    English, Hinglish, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia or Urdu, set in a face made for the script.

A template is where the invitation starts. See what a wedding gets after it is sent.