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Hindu wedding invitation, every event on one link

A Hindu wedding invitation online carries every ceremony on one link: haldi, mehndi, sangeet, the wedding and the reception, each with its own date, time, venue and map. Guests reply from the invite and you see the headcount.

Starting from ₹1,699plus GST₹4,999

Starting from ₹1,699 once, plus GST. Your invitation remains hosted for 2 months from purchase, long enough for the cards, the replies and the day itself.

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  • See the real invite live, with replies working, before you pay
  • No watermark or Digital Invite branding on your invitation
  • A GST invoice on every purchase
  • Hosted for 2 months from purchase

All designs

Every design holds the same details. Open one to see the real invite, or buy straight away.

A Hindu wedding is not one event, and the invite should not pretend it is

Most printed cards squeeze four or five ceremonies onto one panel, in small type, with one address for everything. Then the family spends a week on the phone explaining that the haldi is at the house and the phere are at the farmhouse.

Each ceremony here is its own card on the invite, with its own day, its own start time, its own venue and its own map link. A guest taps the one they are coming to and gets directions to the right place.

  • Roka or engagement, if you are inviting the same guests
  • Haldi, usually at home and usually in the morning
  • Mehndi, often the same day as the sangeet
  • Sangeet, the event most guests plan their travel around
  • The wedding itself, with the muhurat time stated exactly
  • Reception, often a different city and a different guest list

The wording families expect

A Hindu invitation traditionally opens with a Ganesh invocation, then names the elders inviting, then the couple. Keeping that order matters more to the family than the design does, and every one of those lines is a field you fill in.

If your family lists the gotra, or invites in the name of a grandparent who has passed, there is room for it. Nothing is fixed except the layout.

The muhurat problem, solved

Hindu weddings are set by the panchang, and the auspicious window can be narrow and at an odd hour. Printed cards are ordered weeks ahead, so a shifted muhurat means a sticker, a phone call or a reprint.

You can change the time on a live invite and every guest who opens the link sees the new one, including the guests who opened it yesterday. That is the single most useful thing about not printing.

Common questions

Yes. Each event is its own card with its own date, time, venue and map link, and any event you leave blank simply does not appear. One link covers the whole week.

Make yours this evening

Open any design and see the real invitation, with the reply form working. You pay only when you want your own link.

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Starting from ₹1,699 once, plus GST. Your invitation remains hosted for 2 months from purchase, long enough for the cards, the replies and the day itself.