Wedding websites for Indian celebrations

Your wedding deserves more than a link.

Choose a beautiful design, tell us about your wedding, and we turn it into a website your guests will love — every ritual, every venue, every RSVP, in one place.

  • Free to start
  • 11 designs
  • RSVPs built in
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Traditional designRoyal designLuxury designElegant designModern design

Start with a feeling

What should the day feel like?

Pick a mood and we'll show you the designs that were drawn for it.

Marigold, kumkum and the light of a hundred diyas.

Beautiful website examples

Every wedding has its own language.

From Paithani blues to palace arches — eight design systems, each built from scratch.

What your guests will find

Your invitation, page by page.

Every website is a whole invitation, not a landing page — and every part of it is yours to change.

  1. Cover
    01

    The cover

    Your names, your date, and one photograph that sets the tone for everything after it.

  2. Our Story
    02

    Your story

    How you met, in your own words — or as a handful of moments, year by year.

  3. Events
    03

    Every ritual

    Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, the pheras, the reception. Each with its time, its venue and its map.

  4. Gallery
    04

    The photographs

    The pictures you love, in a grid, a collage or a filmstrip — whichever suits the design.

  5. RSVP
    05

    Their reply

    Guests answer in a few taps. You get a list, not a hundred WhatsApp messages.

How it works

Three steps. About five minutes.

  1. 01

    Choose your design

    Browse designs made for Indian weddings — traditional, Maharashtrian, royal, modern and more. Preview each one on desktop and phone before you choose.

  2. 02

    Make it yours

    Add your names, your date and your events. Upload a few photos. Every change appears on your website as you type — no design skills needed.

  3. 03

    Share with everyone

    Publish in one tap and send your link on WhatsApp, or print the QR code on your cards. Replies arrive in your guest list automatically.

Everything guests ask about

The beautiful part, made easy.

Every ritual, in order

Mehendi to Vidaai — each event with its own time, venue, map link and dress note.

  1. FriMehendi4:00 PM
  2. FriSangeet7:30 PM
  3. SatPheras11:30 AM
  4. SatReception8:00 PM

RSVPs without the spreadsheet

Guests reply in a few taps. You see who's coming, how many, and every message.

Change your design anytime

Your names, events and photos stay exactly where they are.

Designed for phones first

Most guests will open your website from WhatsApp. Every design is built for a small screen before a big one.

WhatsApp and QR ready

One link for the family group. One QR code for the printed card.

Private until you’re ready

Edit in draft for as long as you like. Publish when it feels right, and hide it again any time.

Try it as a guest

The moment a reply arrives.

Answer on the left the way your guests will. Watch your guest list on the right.

Kindly respond

Will you join us?

Please reply by 20 November.

Will you be there?

How many of you?

2

This is a demonstration — nothing is sent, and nothing is stored.

Guests
48Attending
12Waiting
6Can't come
  • Meera & Nikhil Deshpande2 attending
  • Dr. Arvind Rao1 attending
  • The Iyer familyWaiting
  • Farhan QureshiCan't come
Every reply lands here, ready to export

Why it fits

Built for a wedding that lasts four days.

Most wedding website builders were made for one afternoon, one couple and one guest list. Ours starts from a Roka and ends at the Vidaai.

See the designs
  • Every ceremony by nameRoka, Sakharpuda, Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Nikah, Anand Karaj, the pheras, the reception — across as many days as it takes.
  • Both families on the pageThe bride's side and the groom's side, the elders who bless it and the cousins who run it.
  • Made to be forwardedOne link that opens beautifully in the family group, and a QR code for the printed card.
  • Venues guests can findEach event carries its own address and map, because the Haldi is rarely where the pheras are.
  • Designs drawn hereA Peshwai wada, a Kailash temple, a palm-leaf scroll — not a Western template with marigolds added.

Start with your names.
We'll handle the beautiful part.

Create Your Wedding Website