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Online wedding invitation card, free to make and preview

You can make a wedding invitation card online for free and preview it exactly as guests will see it. Designs start at ₹1,699 only when you are ready to share the link. No account is needed to look around.

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.

Free to make, free to preview

Opening a design shows the real invitation, rendered by the same code a guest sees, with the reply form working. It is not a thumbnail and it is not a mockup.

You only pay at the point where you want your own link to share. Everything before that costs nothing and needs no account.

What you can change

Every word, every photograph and every event. Names, the invitation wording, the elders' names, the dates, the venues, the map links, the reply questions.

What you cannot change is the layout, and that is deliberate. It is what keeps the finished card looking like a designer made it rather than like a form somebody filled in.

On a phone, on a laptop, anywhere

The card is a web page, so it works on an old Android phone on a slow connection just as well as on a new iPhone. Nothing to install, for you or for your guests.

Common questions

You can build and preview it in full for free. Paying from ₹1,699 is what gives you your own link to share with guests.

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.