Wedding invitations, reimagined
One invitation.Every guest, every language.
Design a wedding invitation that feels hand-made — watch it come alive as you type, then share it as a single link.
Free while in preview · beautiful with or without your photos
01 · Live preview
Edits you can watch.
The invitation sits beside the form and answers every keystroke — no publish button anxiety, no guessing what guests will see. It autosaves as you go.
Second name
the wedding of
Aarav
&
Priya
02 · Every guest
हिन्दी. English. Both.
Add a language and translate at your own pace — anything you haven't translated yet falls back to the original, so a half-finished translation still reads beautifully.
English
Aarav & Priya
03 · The first impression
Sealed with an envelope.
Guests don't land on a web page — they're handed a wax-sealed envelope. The invitation rises out of it, exactly the way it should.
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The collection
Eleven designs, endlessly yours
Crimson Letter
Bodoni serif and hand-lettered script on cream paper — a wax-sealed love letter.
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Royal Mandala
Maroon and antique gold, marigold and mandala — a wedding invitation built for celebration.
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Marigold Mela
Hand-drawn couples on warm cream paper — marigold garlands and an arched mandap frame.
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Nakshatra Milan
A terrace under one shared constellation — a rangoli drawn in starlight, a ring of lamps, and the moon coming home.
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Midnight Waltz
Midnight rain and antique gold — string lights, drifting petals, a first dance after dark.
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Starlit Arches
A crescent moon over rose arches — midnight navy, gold lanterns, and a first dance indoors.
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Oonjal Grove
A jasmine swing in a sunbeam grove — forest green, peacocks, and petals on the breeze.
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Flame Tree Vow
A swing beneath a flame tree in the monsoon — storm indigo, marigold, and rain on the paddy.
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Ivory Blessing
Sandalwood and blossom on ivory damask — a traditional blessing, lightly drawn.
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Wisteria Pavilion
A pastel pavilion hung with wisteria — sage, lavender, peacocks and doves.
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Monsoon Sangeet
A sangeet on a rain-washed terrace — slate storm light, bougainvillea rose, and a string of bulbs overhead.
Start with this design →A wedding invitation is the first thing anyone reads about your day. It should feel like paper, arrive like an envelope, and speak in whatever language your guests do.
The Shagun Patrika philosophy
The shortest path to a yes
Three steps to the big announcement
Create
Sign in and start from a finished design — names, dates and venues are a form, not a canvas.
Make it yours
Every edit shows up in the live preview as you type. Add Hindi or Marathi when you are ready.
Share the link
Publish once and send one link. Guests get the envelope, the invitation and the details.
Questions
Before you begin
Your invitation is waiting.
Start from a finished design and make it yours — the first guests could be opening the envelope tonight.
Start your invitation