One invitation, six ways to open it
A wedding invitation website with your story, every function with directions and add-to-calendar, and RSVPs that come straight to you — in the style that feels like your wedding: palace arches and a wax seal, temple doors and jasmine, a sacred fire and seven rounds, lantern light through a carved lattice, a stained-glass chapel at golden hour, or a phulkari that stitches itself. Switch styles any time while you edit; nothing you wrote is lost.
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Same wishes, photos and letter — 6 completely different ways to open them.
A royal wedding invitation website — break the wax seal, see every function, RSVP in a tap
A wedding invitation website in ivory, gold foil and deep velvet: guests break a wax seal with your initials, the card unfolds under a Mughal arch, and a live countdown runs to your muhurat. Every function from Haldi to Reception gets its own card with dress-code colours, Google Maps directions and add-to-calendar, and families RSVP straight to you — made to be forwarded on WhatsApp.
A temple-wedding invitation website — ring the bell, the carved doors open, every function and RSVP inside
A South Indian wedding invitation website in Kanjeevaram silk and gold zari: guests ring a temple bell, carved wooden doors swing open to lamplight and drifting jasmine, and Vinayaka is drawn in gold above your names with a live countdown to the muhurtham. Every function from Nichayathartham to Reception gets its own silk card with dress-code colours, Google Maps directions and add-to-calendar, and families RSVP straight to you — made to be forwarded on WhatsApp.
Guests tie the gathbandhan, then walk seven pheras round the sacred fire.
A North Indian wedding invitation website in sindoor-red bandhani and shimmering gota-patti: your guests tie the gathbandhan knot to open it, then walk seven pheras round a flickering havan kund — the couple, the muhurat and countdown, your story, every function, photos, RSVP and the families. Soft shehnai and dhol play as it opens, and every function gets its own motif, dress-code colours, Directions and Add to calendar.
A wedding invitation by lantern light — slide open a carved lattice screen to gold stars, every function and RSVP
A Nikah and Walima invitation website in midnight teal and antique gold: guests slide open a carved mashrabiya screen, lantern light pours through, and a geometric star pattern draws itself around your names under a tall gilded arch. Every function from Mehndi to Walima gets its own card with dress-code colours, Google Maps directions and add-to-calendar, and families RSVP straight to you — made to be forwarded on WhatsApp.
A chapel wedding invitation — slide the sun across and fill the rose window with light
A chapel wedding invitation website that begins at dusk: guests slide the sun across and the stained-glass rose window fills with light pane by pane, until candles catch along the flower-lined aisle, coloured light spills down the runner and the bells peal. Your vows, every celebration from engagement to reception with directions and add-to-calendar, and RSVPs straight to your phone — on letterpress cards with pressed eucalyptus and garden roses.
A phulkari dupatta unfurls to the dhol — and your invite stitches itself in golden thread.
A Punjabi wedding invitation website in bold phulkari embroidery: guests pull open a folded dupatta to a dhol beat and a bright tumbi riff, then watch your names, blessing and Anand Karaj details sew themselves in, thread by thread. Every function from the chunni to the reception gets its own embroidered card with directions, add-to-calendar and an RSVP that comes straight to you.
Only the look and the way it plays. Every Shaadi Invite style uses the same words, wishes and photos you write — so you fill it in once and pick the style that suits them.
Yes, any time while editing — the style picker is at the top of the editor and nothing you wrote is lost. You can even switch after sending; the link stays the same.
Yes. Every style has a free live demo, and you can preview your own version as often as you like before publishing.