Weddings of every tradition
Themes and wording for Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Christian ceremonies, and general ones too.
A free wedding card maker for e-invites in the language your family reads
Make a digital wedding invitation in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, Urdu or Arabic. Add every celebration, your photos and live RSVPs, then send each guest a personal link on WhatsApp.
Free to design. Sign in when you are ready to publish. Try a theme and a language on the card.
Together with their families
Eleanor & William
Saturday, 15 August 20264:00 PM
The Grand Estate GardensNew York
Emerald & Gold
Features
What the studio gives you
- 13 designs
- Classic, night and Indian designs, including Royal Maroon, Marigold Haldi, Mehendi Green, Nikah Emerald and Anand Karaj, with your own accent colour and fonts.
- Every celebration
- Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, the wedding, the reception and more, each with its own time, venue, directions and calendar button.
- Photos and your story
- A cover photo, a gallery guests can open full screen, and a timeline of how you met.
- Personal links for every guest
- Import your guest list from Excel. Each guest is greeted by name, and you send their link on WhatsApp in one tap.
- Smart RSVPs
- Guests say which events they will attend, how many are coming and their meal choice. See the totals per event and remind whoever has not replied.
- Wishes wall
- Guests leave blessings that everyone can read on the invitation.
- Eleven languages
- The page, the reply form and the dates follow the language, and Urdu and Arabic run right to left.
- Picture cards with a QR code
- Save the invitation as a picture for WhatsApp, Instagram or Stories, with a QR code, or one card per guest with their name.
What guests get when they open your e-invite
The first screen counts down the days, hours and minutes to the wedding, so nobody has to check a date.
One tap opens your Google Maps link. Another adds the wedding to Google Calendar. Prefer questions to RSVPs? Switch the RSVP form off and a WhatsApp button appears instead.
Guests answer yes or no, say how many are coming and pick a meal. You get the totals and every reply on your dashboard.
- Responses
- 128
- Attending
- 97
- Not attending
- 31
- Guests coming
- 214
Example numbers from a dashboard.
Add a YouTube link or a direct MP3 link and guests can play or pause your song from the invitation.
Set a 4-digit PIN. Guests enter it before they can see anything, so share it only with the people you invited.
Shown in the theme and language you picked above.
How it works
From a blank card to a WhatsApp link
Pick a design and a language
Choose the look, the symbol at the top and the language, and the phone preview shows it as guests will.
Add your celebrations
Every event with its date, time and venue, plus photos, your story and what guests should know.
Set up replies
Choose a reply-by date, meal choices and your own question, and turn on the wishes wall.
Publish and send
Sign in, publish, and send each guest their personal link on WhatsApp. Edit later and the same link shows the change.
Uses
Good for
Families who read different languages
Make the card in the language your relatives read, and send it in the chat they use.
Guests far away
A link travels anywhere, with a map and a countdown so nobody misses the day.
Counting who is coming
RSVPs, the number of guests and meal choices, gathered in one place.
How to make a digital wedding invitation
- Open the studio and choose a design. Try the ones made for your ceremony, or a classic one such as Ivory Classic.
- Choose the language. The labels, the reply form and the dates on the invitation change to match.
- Add your names, a cover photo and your message. You can start from suggested wording for a modern, Hindu, Nikah, Anand Karaj or Christian invitation and edit it.
- Add every event with its date, time and venue. The Directions button finds the venue on its own, or paste your own Google Maps link.
- Add a gallery, your story, things guests should know and whom to call, then set up the reply form and the wishes wall.
- Publish, then send your link, or add your guest list and send each guest a personal link on WhatsApp.
What to put on an invitation
- Both families' names or the hosts, so guests know who is inviting them.
- The date, the start time and, if useful, the end time.
- The venue name and a Google Maps link, so nobody has to type an address.
- A dress code if you have one, and an RSVP deadline so replies come in when you need them.
- A contact person guests can call or WhatsApp with questions, and practical details such as where to stay and how to get there.
Your guest list and their phone numbers are saved privately to your account. The invitation only shows what you type into it.
How RSVPs work
Guests open your link and fill in a short form: their name, whether they are coming, how many people, which events, and a meal choice if you ask for one. A personal link fills in their name for them. Your Responses tab shows the totals, the guests for each event and every reply, and lists who on your guest list has not replied yet, with a button to send them a reminder on WhatsApp. Guests do not need an account.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Pick one of 13 designs and one of eleven languages, add your names, every celebration (Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, the wedding, the reception or a single ceremony), photos and your story, and watch the phone preview as you go. When you publish, you get one link for WhatsApp, email or a QR code, and every guest can get their own personal link.
An e-invite is a wedding invitation guests open on their phone instead of holding a printed card. Publish yours, then send the link to a group, or add your guest list and send each guest a personal WhatsApp message with their own link. It opens in their browser with an envelope that opens on a tap, with nothing to install.
Yes. Add as many events as you have, each with its own date, time, venue, dress code, directions button and add-to-calendar button. Guests can say which events they will attend, and your responses show how many people are coming to each one.
Designing is free and there is no watermark. You sign in when you are ready to publish, so the link is tied to your account and you can edit it later. Each account holds one invitation.
Yes. Choose English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, Urdu or Arabic. The buttons, labels, the reply form and the dates on the page follow the language, and Urdu and Arabic run right to left. Type your own names and message in any script.
Yes. There are Indian designs (Royal Maroon, Marigold Haldi, Mehendi Green, Nikah Emerald and Anand Karaj), classic ones such as Ivory Classic, Blush Rose and Ivory & Silver, and night designs in deep colours with gold. You can add Shree Ganeshaya Namah, Om, Ik Onkar, Bismillah or a cross at the top, and start from suggested wording for each ceremony.
Yes. Add a cover photo of the two of you, which fills the top of the page and the picture card, and a gallery of up to eight photos that guests can open full screen. Photos are made smaller in your browser so the invitation opens quickly on phones.
Yes. Paste your guest list or import it from Excel. Each guest gets a personal link that greets them by name, fills in their name on the reply form and can limit how many seats they reply for. Send it with one tap on WhatsApp, save a picture card with their name on it, and see who has replied and who has not.
Yes. Save the card as a picture sized for WhatsApp and Instagram posts (4:5) or for Status and Stories (9:16), with a QR code that opens your invitation. You can also make a card with each guest's name on it, for the whole list at once as a ZIP.
Yes. Guests reply on the invitation itself: their name, yes or no, how many are coming, which events, a meal choice you set, an answer to your own question and a note. Your Responses tab shows the totals, guests per event, meal counts and every reply, and you can download them as a CSV.
Yes. Turn on the wishes wall and guests can post blessings that everyone sees on the invitation. You can remove any wish from your Responses tab.
You can set a 4-digit PIN. Guests must enter it before they can see the invitation, so share it only with the people you invited. It is a simple lock for a link, not strong security. Your guest list is saved privately to your account and is never shown on the invitation.
Yes. The invitation lives at one link, so when you change a time or venue and publish again, everyone who opens the link sees the update.