Regional traditionsPunjabPremium
Punjabi wedding invitation template
Phulkari orange, dhol and a jaggo.
Bright phulkari orange and rounded shapes, a loud and joyful schedule from the roka to the doli, and an anand karaj or pheras at the centre.
Part of the paid plans, priced per celebration; you see the price before anything is charged. Your guests never need an account.
Scroll the phone; this is the real renderer. Names and photographs are made up for the example.
The plan it starts from
The Punjabi template opens with these, in this order. Rename, remove or add any of them, and set the real times.
- Done, with loveRokaThe families said yes.
- Two days before, afternoonMehendiHenna, dholki and gidda.
- The night beforeJaggoLamps on the head, the whole street awake.
- Wedding day, morningChooda & KalireThe red bangles and the kalire.
- Wedding day, late morningAnand KarajThe ceremony at the gurdwara.
- AfternoonDoliThe bride leaves with the groom.
- EveningReceptionDinner, dhol and the dance floor.
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.









