Wedding Invitation Video
विवाह निमंत्रण
A wedding invitation built to open on a phone. Every function carries its own date, muhurat and venue, guests tap through to directions, and RSVPs come back to you on WhatsApp. One link, shared as easily as a message.
What this invitation covers
- Multi-day function schedules — mehendi, haldi, sangeet, the ceremony itself and the reception, each with its own timing and venue
- The muhurat stated separately from the arrival time, so guests know when to be seated
- Both families' names in the form each household prefers
- Map links for every venue, since functions often run across different addresses
- RSVP with a headcount, returned to your WhatsApp
- Regional language alongside English, where you want it
What's included
- A design chosen from the collection and customised to your families
- Every function, timing, venue and map link entered for you
- A ceremonial music track, muted by default so it never plays unasked
- A live countdown to the muhurat
- Hosting and a shareable link for the duration of the celebration
- Revisions until the details read correctly
Pricing starts at ₹999 per event. See the full breakdown
How it works
Send us the details
Message us on WhatsApp with the names, the functions, timings and venues. A photograph of your printed card works just as well if you already have one.
Choose a design
Pick from the collection, or tell us the feeling you want and we will suggest one that fits your ceremony and community.
Review the draft
We build it and send you the link. You check every name, date and muhurat, and we correct anything that reads wrong.
Share it
You get one link. Forward it on WhatsApp, put it in the family group, or add it to a printed card as a QR code.
Designs for this occasion
Gajraj Royal Darbar
Majestic & Imperial
Royal Vivah
Imperial & Ceremonial
Mandap Modern
Contemporary & Restrained
Questions
- Can it hold more than one function?
- Yes. Most Indian weddings run across several days, and the invitation is built for that. Each function gets its own date, start time, venue and map link, so guests invited to only some of the events can see clearly which ones apply to them.
- Can the invitation be in our own language?
- Yes. Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi and Punjabi can sit alongside English, or replace it. Names, shlokas and ceremony names are typeset in the correct script rather than transliterated.
- How do guests RSVP?
- They tap a button and it opens WhatsApp with their reply prefilled, including a headcount. It arrives on your phone as an ordinary message — there is no app for them to install and no account to create.
- How long does it take?
- Typically 24 to 48 hours from the point where we have all your details. If your muhurat is close, tell us when you message and we will say honestly whether we can meet it.
- Can we use it alongside a printed card?
- Many families do. A QR code on the printed card opens the digital invitation, which is where the maps, timings and RSVP live. The printed card stays the keepsake.
- What if a venue or timing changes after we send it?
- We update it and the same link shows the new details. Nobody has to be re-sent anything, which is the practical advantage over a PDF or an image.
Related guides
More detail on the occasion itself — ceremonies, timing, and how to word the invitation.
North Indian Wedding
A multi-day celebration built around the saat phere — seven circuits of the sacred fire — with days of music, haldi, and mehendi leading up to the wedding night itself.
Telugu Wedding
A Telugu wedding is organised around a precisely calculated muhurtham, and centres on Jeelakarra Bellam — the moment the couple place a paste of cumin and jaggery on each other's heads.
Tamil Wedding
A Tamil wedding centres on Mangalya Dharanam — the tying of the thali — performed at a muhurtham calculated for the couple, usually in the morning.
Bengali Wedding
A Bengali wedding is built around Shubho Drishti — the moment the couple look at each other for the first time — followed by the garland exchange and the application of sindoor.
Start your invitation
Send us the details on WhatsApp and we will take it from there.
Other occasions
Engagement Invitation
An invitation for the engagement — the sagai, nischayathartham or ashirwad, depending on where your family is from. Usually a single event, often at short notice, and almost always shared over WhatsApp.
Save the Date
A short announcement sent well ahead of the full invitation, so guests who need to travel or book leave can plan around your date. Light on detail by design — the date, the couple, and the city.
Griha Pravesh
A Griha Pravesh invitation has one job that most invitations do not: getting guests to an address none of them has been to before, at a muhurat that often falls early in the morning. Maps and timing matter more here than anywhere else.