
Boarding Call
Your wedding as a boarding pass
Multiple designs in four colours each, every one a whole invite page to share on WhatsApp, Instagram or any app. Start with your two names.
Type your names above and every design shows them. Hover over one, or rest a thumb on it, to watch it open; tap it to see the whole design.

Your wedding as a boarding pass

A pressed jasmine and its label

Full-screen stories, colour cards, big type

Magazine cover energy, all type

Seven steps, tied with a knot

A marigold doorway and a card for every function

Your names cut into an emerald

A peacock on its branch, in its own colours

The real sky over your wedding night

Your names in an illuminated sun of gold and lapis

Your names worked in silk into a phulkari

Two lights under one arch, in stained glass
No designer, no printer, no app for your guests. A few minutes on your phone.
Your names and the date are all it needs. Every design then shows your own names, so you choose with your invite in front of you.
Add your functions, venues, family and a photo, and the page grows a section for each. Leave something out and its section never appears.
You get your own link, a share image for any app and a QR code for printed cards. Change anything later from Your designs.
Choose to have it arrive in an envelope, and each guest opens it once, on their first visit, in the design's own way. Then the whole invite is there.






One link opens the whole invite in any phone's browser. Send it on WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, Messages or email, and the preview shows your own cover. A share image fits status updates and stories, a QR code puts the same link on printed cards, and guests can add every function to their calendar.

Our wedding invite! Tap to open.
9:41Designs drawn from the rites and crafts of Indian weddings, and a few made for fun.
Send Diwali and Bhai Dooj wishes in your own name, made in a minute.
Nothing. Making, publishing and sharing an invite is free today. If we ever charge for something, the price will show clearly before you pay, and nothing you have already published will be charged for.
Only to publish. You sign in with your Google account, or with your email address and a code we send to it, so only you can edit or remove your invite. Guests never sign in: they just open the link.
Yes, from the haldi and mehendi to the reception. Add each function with its date, time and venue, and the invite gives each one its own place, with directions to its venue.
No. The invite is a web page, so it opens from WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, a text or an email, in the phone's own browser.
Yes. Send the link in WhatsApp or any message app and the preview shows your own cover. On Instagram, add the link to a story with a link sticker, and post the share image to your story or feed.
Add a WhatsApp number, a phone number or a Google Form, and the invite shows a button for it. Replies come straight to you; the invite itself collects nothing from guests.
Yes. Choose a private link and the address gets an unguessable code, so only the people you send it to can open it. Search engines list an invite only if you turn that on, and never a private one.
Yes. Saptapadi walks the seven steps of a Hindu wedding down the page and can count down to your muhurat, and The Marigold Arch gives every function its own printed card. Choose Hindu as your religion and any design offers Shree Ganeshaya Namah, Shubh Vivah and Om.
Yes. Noor is made for Muslim weddings: every date also appears in the Hijri calendar, and the Bismillah appears only if you choose it.
Yes. Sign in and open Your designs to change names, dates, functions, venues, the design or its colour. The link stays the same, so everyone who opens it sees the new version.
The countdown ends and the page becomes a keepsake of the day, marked just married. It deletes itself 6 months after the wedding, and we email you first; from Your designs you can keep it longer or keep it for good.