RSVP per function
Guests confirm the Haldi, the Sangeet and the Pheras separately, so every headcount is sorted.
शुभ विवाहIndian wedding invitations
An Indian wedding is days of colour, music and family: haldi, mehndi, sangeet, the pheras. Our invitations carry every moment on one link, for every couple, of any faith, in any country.

The journey of an Indian wedding
Never been to an Indian wedding? Here is what happens over the days of celebration, and how one link invites your guests to every moment of it.

01The first yes
The two families formally say yes. Rings are exchanged, sweets are shared, and the countdown begins.
For guestsOften an intimate evening at home, and the first invitation many couples send.
A soft floral invite
02The golden glow
Friends and family smear the couple with turmeric paste for luck and a bridal glow. Everyone wears yellow, and everyone gets messy.
For guestsMorning, outdoors, marigolds everywhere. Wear something you don't mind turning yellow.
Every function on one link
03The henna afternoon
Intricate henna is painted on the bride's hands and feet. They say the darker the stain, the deeper the love.
For guestsAn afternoon of music, snacks and henna artists. Guests often get a little design too.
A Mughal-garden invite
04The music night
A night of music and dance. Both families rehearse for weeks to out-perform each other on stage.
For guestsPart concert, part dance-off, all party. Bring your best moves.
Sangeet to vidaai, one invite05The grand arrival
The groom arrives in a joyful street procession with a brass band, on a horse, in a vintage car or even on an elephant.
For guestsThe groom's side dances all the way to the venue, and anyone can join in.
Royal gates & elephants
06The seven vows
The wedding itself: around a sacred fire the couple walk seven rounds, each one a promise for their life together.
For guestsUsually under a flower-decked mandap, with mantras, a priest and the whole family close by.
Palace doors that open
07The celebration
The newly-weds are welcomed with dinner, toasts and a first dance. It is often the party friends fly in from abroad for.
For guestsEvening wear, a long buffet and the couple greeting every guest on stage.
A reception invite01/ 07Roka & Engagement
The collection
Hindu, Christian, reception, court marriage and more. Tap a card to watch it open.
Celebrate from anywhere
Half the family is in Jaipur, a cousin is in Toronto and your best friend is in London. Send one invitation, and it opens beautifully on every phone, in every time zone.
Send it on WhatsApp, iMessage, email or Instagram, or print the QR on a paper card for the elders.
Rupees in India, US dollars everywhere else, worked out from where you are browsing.
It runs to the same moment for every guest, whether they open it in Toronto or in Sydney.
Names, shlokas and blessings in Devanagari for Dadi, English for the friends who fly in.
Hindu, Christian, reception and court-marriage designs, and any couple of any faith can use any of them.
How it works
Four steps, about ten minutes. AI asks a few questions and fills in the rest, and you stay in control of every word.
Palace doors, a lotus temple, a Mughal garden or a Christian chapel. Choose the opening your guests see first.
Answer a few questions (names, date, city, your story) and AI writes the whole invitation. You review and edit every line.
One link for every function. Drop it in the family WhatsApp group, email it abroad, or print the QR on the card.
Guests reply per function in a tap. You see who is coming, and with how many, without chasing a single message.
Guests confirm the Haldi, the Sangeet and the Pheras separately, so every headcount is sorted.
Shehnai, a Bollywood favourite or your own track starts the moment the doors open.
Pre-wedding shoots and family photos in an elegant, swipeable gallery.
Shlokas, names and blessings in Devanagari, set in a matching serif.
Put a QR on the paper invite so the elders can open the digital one too.
A live countdown to the muhurat and one-tap directions to every venue.
Questions
Pick a wedding design on SubhSandesh, answer a few questions (or let AI fill the form from them), add your photos, functions and venues, then publish. You get one link, and a QR code, to share on WhatsApp, email, Instagram or a printed card.
A Hindu or Indian wedding is usually several celebrations over a few days: the Roka or engagement, the Haldi (turmeric ceremony), the Mehndi (henna), the Sangeet (a night of music and dance), the Baraat (the groom's procession), the Pheras (seven rounds of the sacred fire, the wedding itself) and the reception. The premium designs hold every function on one link, each with its own date, time, venue, dress code and map.
Yes. Each invitation is a small wedding website on one link: your story, the functions, venues with maps, a photo gallery, music and an RSVP form. Guests can say yes to the Sangeet and the Pheras separately, with a headcount, and you see every reply in one place.
Yes. The invitation is a link, so it opens in WhatsApp's own browser, Safari or Chrome on any phone in any country. NRI families can send the same link to relatives in India and to friends in the US, UK, Canada, the UAE, Australia or Europe.
Yes. There are Christian wedding invitations for a church ceremony, a reception design and a court marriage card for a registered marriage. Every design can be used by any couple, of any faith or none: you write the wording, the ceremonies and the names.
Yes. You can write names, shlokas and blessings in Hindi (Devanagari) as well as English; the designs set Hindi in a matching serif so it looks as good as the English.
Prices are shown in Indian rupees for visitors in India and in US dollars for visitors outside India, based on where you are browsing from.
Yes. The countdown runs to the exact moment of your function, so a guest in London and a guest in Mumbai see the same time remaining.
Yes. Every design is built phone-first and opens instantly in WhatsApp's browser, Chrome and Safari, and it scales up properly on tablets and laptops.
Yes. Open it from your profile, change the date, venue, photos or wording, and publish again. The link stays the same, so there is nothing to re-send.
शुभ विवाह · Your wedding, your way
Pick a design, let AI fill it in, and send one link to everyone you love, wherever in the world they are.