Traditional wedding invitation, the wording your family expects
A traditional wedding invitation keeps the expected order: the invocation, then the elders inviting, then the couple, then the ceremonies. Every one of those lines is yours to write, in your own language.
₹1,999+ GST₹4,999
₹1,999 once. Your invite stays live for 2 months, long enough for the cards, the replies and the day itself.
Designs for this
The order matters more than the ornament
What makes an invitation feel traditional to a family is not the border, it is the sequence. The invocation first, then the names of those inviting, then the couple, then the events.
Every one of those is a separate line you fill in, so the invitation reads the way your family has always read one.
Room for the full wording
Traditional wording is long. Both families in full, sometimes the gotra, sometimes a grandparent in whose name the invitation is made. A printed card shrinks the type to fit. A page does not have to.
In your own script
Write it in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam or Punjabi and guests read it exactly as you typed it.
Common questions
Yes. The opening line is a field you write, so it appears exactly as your family says it.
Yes, and there is room for the full wording without shrinking the type.
Yes. The invite shows the text you type, in whichever script you type it in.
₹1,999 once, plus GST. That covers unlimited guest replies, your own web address and unlimited edits. The invite stays live for 2 months from the day you pay, and there is no renewal.
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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