Hindu Wedding Invitation Website Templates
A Hindu wedding invitation website, made by hand for your family. Pick a design and send us your muhurat and every function, Roka, Mehndi, Haldi, Sangeet, Phere and Reception, and we make it with RSVP, a photo gallery, a map and your own mantras. Share one link on WhatsApp with your whole family.
Hindu Wedding invitation designs
8 designs ready to personalise. Tap any one to see it full size.
What a Hindu wedding invitation says
A Hindu wedding card begins with Ganesh ji, because every auspicious start does. The first line is usually "Shri Ganeshaya Namah", often with the shloka "Vakratunda Mahakaya Suryakoti Samaprabha, Nirvighnam Kuru Me Deva Sarva Karyeshu Sarvada" asking that the work go without obstacles. Families who worship Krishna or Shiva may open with their own deity instead, and a Pushtimarg Vaishnav card often begins "Shri Krishnah Sharanam Mama".
Then the invitation is made by the elders, not the couple. The grandparents and parents invite you "with great joy" to the wedding of their son or daughter, the other family is named with the same respect, and a north Indian card ends with the darshanabhilashi (the relatives who look forward to seeing you) and the swagatakarta (those who will receive you). It sounds formal because it is meant to: the card speaks for the whole family.
The date carries the muhurat. Many families write the tithi and the Hindu month beside the English date, and give the exact time of the pheras, because that time was chosen by the pandit and guests plan around it.
The functions, in the order they go on the card
- Sagai, Roka or Tilak - the families agree and the engagement is blessed
- Ganesh Puja and Mandap Muhurat - the first rites at home
- Mehndi and Sangeet - the evenings of song, dance and henna
- Haldi - turmeric for the bride and groom, usually the morning of the wedding or the day before
- Baraat, Milni and Varmala - the groom's procession, the families meeting, the garlands
- Pheras and Kanyadaan - the seven rounds of the sacred fire, the heart of the wedding
- Vidaai and Reception - the bride's farewell, then the party for everyone
Not every family keeps every one, and names change by region: Mayra or Bhaat in a Marwari home, Grah Shanti in a Gujarati one, Aaiburo Bhaat in a Bengali one. On a website each function gets its own card with its time, venue, map and dress code, so the guest invited only to the reception sees the reception. Read more in Haldi invitation wording, Mehndi invitation wording and the wedding muhurat guide.
How to make a Hindu wedding invitation
- Pick a designBrowse the Hindu wedding invitation templates above and open the one you love. Every design is shown on a real phone, exactly as your guests will see it.
- Send us your detailsMessage us on WhatsApp, at any hour (we are available 24/7), with your names, each event's date, time and venue, your photos and anything you want written. No forms, no software.
- We personalise itWe build your invitation website and send you a preview within 3 days of your details, the fastest you will find. Need it sooner? On request, in under 24 hours. Two revisions are included, so tell us anything you want changed.
- Share one linkForward the link on WhatsApp. Guests open it on any phone, see every event, get directions from the map and RSVP. No app, nothing to download.
What's included
- All your functions in one schedule, Mehndi, Haldi, Sangeet, Wedding, Reception
- Editable mantras and rituals (Hindu weddings only)
- Your love story, photos and pre-wedding shoot
- RSVP, venue map and background music
- One shareable link, works on every phone, no app needed
Why an Invifest digital invite
We are the fastest and most elegant invite creators on the internet, and every invite we make is handmade and customised for one family, so no two are alike. It's beautiful on every phone and easy for elders: if Nani can use WhatsApp, she can open it, with no squinting at tiny videos. Change details even after sharing (two rounds of changes are included, within 7 days of your first version), and send one link to everyone, whether they're in a big city, a small town or your village. The link stays live for life.
Other occasions
Guides for a Hindu wedding
What the ceremonies actually involve, and exactly what to write on the invitation.
FAQ
Can I add all my wedding functions?
Yes, add Roka, Mehndi, Haldi, Sangeet, the wedding and reception, each with its own date, time and venue.
Are the mantras editable?
Yes, the mantras and ritual text are fully editable so they match your ceremony.
Can I share it on WhatsApp?
Absolutely. You get one link that opens beautifully on any phone, just forward it.
How much does it cost?
Designs start at ₹2,499 with lifetime access. Two rounds of changes are included, and you can re-share the link as many times as you like.
Can the invitation open with a Ganesh shloka?
Yes. Shri Ganeshaya Namah, the Vakratunda shloka, or your own family deity's mantra goes at the top in Devanagari, English letters or both, exactly as your pandit or elders want it.
Can we name the darshanabhilashi and swagatakarta like a printed card?
Yes. Both families' elders, the relatives who look forward to seeing the guests and those who will receive them can all be listed, in Hindi or English.