A free wedding card maker for e-invites in the language your family reads.

Choose one of ten themes and a language, enter your names, date, time, venue and message, then publish. You get one link to send by WhatsApp, email or any other app.

An e-invite is a wedding invitation guests open on their phone instead of a printed card. Design yours here, publish it, then copy the link and paste it into a WhatsApp chat or group. When a guest taps the link the invitation opens with the countdown, map and RSVP form. It shares a web link rather than an image or a PDF, and you can add a 4-digit PIN so only the people you invited can open it.

Designing your invitation is free and there is no watermark. You sign in when you are ready to publish, so your link is tied to your account and you can edit it later.

Yes. Pick English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Malayalam, Urdu or Arabic in the studio and type your invitation in that script; your phone keyboard or an input tool works for typing. Each language has fonts made for it, such as Noto Serif Tamil, Tiro Devanagari and Noto Nastaliq Urdu, and Urdu and Arabic are set right to left. The labels on the card and the buttons guests tap, such as View Map and Save Date, appear in the language you chose. Those short labels were translated by AI, so please check them, and the RSVP form fields stay in English.

Yes. Besides the six general themes there are four made for these ceremonies: a maroon and gold Hindu wedding theme, an ivory and green Nikah theme, a saffron and navy Anand Karaj theme and an ivory and silver church wedding theme. Each has its own ornament, and the studio can start you off with suggested wording in English for each tradition. Every word on the card can be edited.

Not at the moment. The invitation is a link, so guests see the animated version with the countdown, map and RSVP form, and it stays up to date if you change a detail. If you need a printed card, this is not the right tool.

Yes. Turn on the live RSVP form and guests reply on the invitation itself: yes or no, how many are coming and a meal preference. Your dashboard shows total responses, who is attending and the total number of guests.

Yes. Paste a Google Maps link and guests get a map button. Add a WhatsApp number and guests get a button to message you, shown when the RSVP form is off. You can also attach a YouTube link as background music.

Yes. Your invitation lives at one link, so when you change the names, time or venue, everyone who opens the link sees the update. Each account holds one invitation.