Templates
Every wedding has its own world.
Sixteen of them: a palace at dusk, a lantern-lit courtyard, a mandapam at dawn, a Kerala backwater, a gurdwara, a wada, a chapel, a cliff in Greece and a rooftop above the city. Open any one and it runs for real, filled in with a sample couple, before you’ve typed a single name.
Every one of the sixteen is free, with no watermark, and new looks land here as we build them.
Look 01 of 16 · Udaipur, Rajasthan
Palace Journey
Four days, one lakeside palace, and a corridor so dressed in marigold that guests stop to look before they've even found their room.
Look 02 of 16 · Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Lantern Palace
A courtyard you walk through room by room, with the last lantern lit by hand right as your first guest arrives.
Look 03 of 16 · Mumbai, Maharashtra
The Trailer
Told fast and cut sharp, the way you'd tell a friend who only has ninety seconds.
Look 04 of 16 · Candolim, Goa
Shack by the Sea
Chappals to the shack, bare feet for the vows, and real shoes only once, for the reception lawn.
Look 05 of 16 · Madurai, Tamil Nadu
Mandapam
A pillared hall, jasmine by the yard, and a muhurtham at dawn that will not wait for anyone still doing their hair.
Look 06 of 16 · Alappuzha, Kerala
Backwater
Kasavu, brass lamps and water so still the whole thing happens twice.
Look 07 of 16 · Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir
Snow Chinar
Chinar leaves, snow light, and a shikara that arrives exactly when the light does.
Look 08 of 16 · Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Shiv Parvati
The mountain, the moon, and the oldest marriage anyone has a story about.
Look 09 of 16 · Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh
Ram Sita
Ayodhya at dusk, the Sarayu going gold, and diyas the whole length of the ghat.
Look 10 of 16 · Amritsar, Punjab
Anand Karaj
Marigold, dhol, four rounds of the Guru Granth Sahib, and langar for everyone who walks in.
Look 11 of 16 · Pune, Maharashtra
Wada Courtyard
A wada courtyard, an antarpat, and the half-second after it drops that the whole day is built around.
Look 12 of 16 · New Delhi, Delhi
Grand Ballroom
Black tie, chandeliers, and one evening run so tightly that nobody notices it being run.
Look 13 of 16 · Kolkata, West Bengal
Bengali Biye
Shonkho, red and white, a lagna close to midnight, and a house that has been cooking since Tuesday.
Look 14 of 16 · Bengaluru, Karnataka
Chapel & Gulmohar
Church doors, blush peonies, and a vow said at four in the afternoon while the gulmohar drops on everyone.
Look 15 of 16 · Oia, Santorini, Greece
Island Vows
Whitewash, blue doors, and vows timed to a sunset that does not negotiate.
Look 16 of 16 · Mumbai, Maharashtra
Skyline
Thirty-four floors up, an open mandap, and the whole city lit underneath it.
In detail
How to choose a template.
Every template is the same product underneath — the same functions, RSVP, maps and guest list. What changes is the mood: the typography, the palette, the way the invitation opens. Nothing here is a locked design, so pick the one whose feeling is closest and change the rest.
| Template | Best for | The feeling |
|---|---|---|
| Palace Journey | Traditional, multi-function Hindu weddings | A film that opens with Ganesh, then a palace at dusk — devotional and grand. |
| Lantern Palace | Warm, intimate evening functions | Rooms you walk through, lit one lantern at a time. |
| The Trailer | Couples who want their story told fast | Cut like a film trailer — bold, cinematic, over quickly. |
| Shack by the Sea | Beach and destination weddings, Goa first | Blue shutters, fairy lights, the Arabian Sea — barefoot and unhurried. |
| Mandapam | Tamil weddings, and any dawn muhurtham | Pillared halls, jasmine and a kuthuvilakku at first light. |
| Backwater | Kerala weddings and Nair or Syrian Christian families | Teak boats, brass lamps and still green water. |
| Snow Chinar | Winter and Kashmiri weddings | Chinar leaves, snow light and a shikara on the lake. |
| Shiv Parvati | Devotional weddings, and hill or Himalayan venues | The mountain, the moon and the oldest marriage of all. |
| Ram Sita | Devotional weddings in the north | Ayodhya at dusk, the Sarayu, and diyas the length of the ghat. |
| Anand Karaj | Sikh weddings and Punjabi families | Marigold, dhol, and four rounds of the Guru Granth Sahib. |
| Wada Courtyard | Marathi weddings | A Pune wada, an antarpat, and the first look after it drops. |
| Grand Ballroom | City hotel weddings and single-evening receptions | Black tie, chandeliers, one evening done properly. |
| Bengali Biye | Bengali weddings | Shonkho, red and white, and a house full of food. |
| Chapel & Gulmohar | Christian and Catholic weddings | Church doors, blush peonies and an afternoon vow. |
| Island Vows | Weddings abroad — Greece, Bali, anywhere with a cliff | Whitewash, blue doors and a cliff at golden hour. |
| Skyline | Modern city weddings | Thirty-four floors up, with the whole city lit below. |
Any tradition
Works for any tradition, not just the one it’s photographed as.
We don’t yet have templates built specifically for Muslim, Christian or destination weddings — today it’s four looks, each carrying any set of functions, any names, and Hindi or Marathi alongside English. The tradition is what you fill in, not what the template assumes.
What you can change.
- ✓ Names, dates and every function’s own venue & timing
- ✓ Your story, in your own words
- ✓ Photos in the gallery
- ✓ Which sections show at all — skip what you don’t need
- ✓ Language — Hindi or Marathi alongside English
What’s actually free.
Every preview above is free, unlimited, and never watermarked. Sending your own invitation is free too, right now — you’d be one of our first 200 weddings, and the Founding 200 get the full Signature plan at no cost, forever. After that, Free carries Palace Journey; every other look opens on the Plus plan. See the plans →
Before you decide
Open the live demo.
Each look above opens the real, running invitation, filled with sample details so every block is visible. Open two or three on your phone — a template that looks striking on a laptop can read very differently on the device your guests will actually use.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Are the templates really free to try?
Yes. Every preview is free, unlimited, and never carries a watermark on any of them.
Can I customise a template?
Yes — names, dates, every function, your story and your photos are all yours to set. The template supplies the mood, not fixed content.
Can I change template after I’ve started?
Pick before you start sharing your link. Switching the look afterward isn’t self-serve yet — message us on WhatsApp and we’ll move your details across by hand.
Do you have templates for Muslim, Hindu, or destination weddings?
All sixteen carry any tradition — your functions, your names, your language — and several are built for one: Anand Karaj for Sikh weddings, Bengali Biye, Mandapam, Chapel & Gulmohar.
Will the invitation work on older phones?
Yes. It’s a link that opens in any phone’s browser or inside WhatsApp — no app to install, no minimum phone.
Can I see a template before choosing?
Yes — every look above opens the real, running invitation with a placeholder name, before you’ve typed anything.
Found one you love?
Start free — customise every block, then share one link on WhatsApp.