Weddings, birthdays and every festival — a card that unfolds on their phone, with music, maps and RSVPs. Made in minutes, sent on WhatsApp.
Five designs for every occasion, each with its own pop-up scene and music.
Every design has its own pop-up — a mandap rising, a tree lighting up, fireworks over a city.
Names, your message, the date and venue. The preview opens as you type, exactly as they’ll see it.
Your card’s link arrives the moment you pay. Send it on WhatsApp — it opens on any phone.
Tap the card to open it. Then tap the symbols hanging from the garland.
Haldi, mehndi, sangeet, the wedding — or rehearsal dinner, ceremony and reception. Each one unfolds with its time, venue, map and dress code.
Guests reply on the card: how many are coming, which functions, and veg, Jain or non-veg. You see the list as it fills.
Paste your guest list and each family gets their own link — “Dear Sharma Family” on the cover — and you see who has opened it.
Play your own song when the card opens, and print it in English, Hindi or Hinglish.
The live pop-up card, with music, maps and RSVPs. Opens on any phone.
The card opening, ready for WhatsApp chats, Status and Instagram.
The cover as a photo — the classic e-invite for family groups.
Every page, with a QR code back to the live card. Print it or email it.
₹199–249
₹1,499
₹2,499
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No. The card is a link — it opens in the phone’s browser straight from WhatsApp, on iPhone and Android.
Right after you pay, you get your card’s private link. Send it to whoever you like.
Guests tap the RSVP seal at the end of the card, say how many are coming, which functions and their meal choice. You see every reply on your private page and can download the list.
Yes, with Premium. Paste your guest list and every family gets a link with their name on the cover. You can send each one on WhatsApp in a tap and see who has opened it.
Wedding cards can be printed in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Names and venues stay exactly as you type them.
Only people who have the link. Each card’s link is long and random, so it can’t be guessed.
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