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Wedding invitations you can make in a few minutes

Choose one of four designs and, if you like, a heading in one of nine Indian languages. Your guests get a link that opens on any phone. It’s free, and you don’t need an account.

How it works

Fill in your names, the date and the venue, then pick a design. You can add a heading in one of nine Indian languages if you like. Download the invitation as an image for WhatsApp or Instagram, or send a link to a mobile page with buttons to RSVP, see the map and add it to a calendar.

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WhatsApp

Your invitation is saved in its link, so we don’t store it anywhere. Anyone with the link can see it.

How to use the wedding invitation maker

  1. Add the details

    Type in your names, the occasion, the date and time, and the venue.

  2. Choose a design and language

    Pick kasavu (cream with a gold border, like a Kerala sari), marigold, lamp-lit or minimal. Add an Indian-language heading if you want one.

  3. Share it

    Download the image or send the link on WhatsApp.

Questions couples ask

Which Indian languages can the invitation use?

Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati and Punjabi. You can use any of them for a wedding or engagement heading, and the rest of the card stays in English so every guest can read it.

Where is my invitation stored?

Nowhere. The details are packed into the link itself, and the page is rebuilt from the link each time someone opens it. That means anyone with the link can see it.

Can guests RSVP?

Yes. Add a WhatsApp number and the invitation page shows an RSVP button that opens a chat with you, with a message already written.

Tell us about your wedding

All we need to start is where you live, roughly when, and how many guests you expect. A planner replies within a few hours, in your time zone.