Wedding invitation videos
One film that carries the whole wedding — every ceremony, every date, every venue — in the language your family reads.
61 designs · free preview before you pay
Block-print Katha
58s · 12 languages
Crest & Resort
64s · 12 languages
Palace Lawn Film
65s · 12 languages
Sunset Fields
60s · 12 languages
Tales Of
60s · 12 languages
Anand Karaj Film
40s · 12 languages
Church Wedding Film
40s · 12 languages
Kalyanam Film
40s · 12 languages
Nikah Film
40s · 12 languages
The Shaadi Film
40s · 12 languages
Anand Gatha
60s · 12 languages
Breaking News
56s · 12 languages
Chandni Vows
36s · 12 languages
Chapel Vows
36s · 12 languages
Cinematic Vows
36s · 12 languages
Days To Go · Blush
36s · 12 languages
Days To Go · Flat-lay
21s · 12 languages
Days To Go · Noir
36s · 12 languages
Genda Katha
60s · 12 languages
Hamari Kahani
62s · 12 languages
Ishq Katha
60s · 12 languages
Ivory Katha
60s · 12 languages
Jharokha Katha
60s · 12 languages
Mangal Album
50s · 12 languages
Mangalyam Katha
60s · 12 languages
Marwar Vows
36s · 12 languages
Mehrangarh Album
50s · 12 languages
Nikah Nama
60s · 12 languages
Our Story Film
62s · 12 languages
Resort Caricature Film
54s · 12 languages
Saanjh Saga
72s · 12 languages
Sehra Saga
72s · 12 languages
Shaan-e-Shaadi
80s · 12 languages
Shahi Baraat
36s · 12 languages
Shahi Baraat Raj
36s · 12 languages
Shehnai & Cinema
57s · 12 languages
Shubh Kahani
60s · 12 languages
Shubh Vows
36s · 12 languages
Sitara Album
50s · 12 languages
Thar Saga
72s · 12 languages
Toon Vows 3D
50s · 12 languages
Vineyard Album
50s · 12 languages
Willow Saga
72s · 12 languages
Genda Phool
48s · 12 languages
Jharokha Dusk
48s · 12 languages
Lotus Ink
48s · 12 languages
Mor Pankh
48s · 12 languages
Nude Arch
48s · 12 languages
Rose Noir
48s · 12 languages
Anand Karaj
48s · 12 languages
Bandhani Utsav
48s · 12 languages
Holy Union
48s · 12 languages
Kalyanam Gold
48s · 12 languages
Malligai
48s · 12 languages
Marathi Royal
48s · 12 languages
Nikah Mubarak
48s · 12 languages
Pastel Dream
48s · 12 languages
Royal Blossom
48s · 12 languages
Shonar Bangla
48s · 12 languages
Shubh Vivah
48s · 12 languages
Toon Baraat
48s · 12 languages
About wedding invitations
An Indian wedding is rarely one event. Between the roka and the reception there can be five or six separate functions, each with its own date, its own venue and often its own dress code, and a printed card struggles to hold them all without turning into a timetable. A film has room: one card per ceremony, held on screen long enough to read, in the order the week actually happens.
The conventions are worth keeping. Most families open with a deity — Ganesha for a Hindu wedding, Ek Onkar for a Sikh one, a crescent for a nikah — then the host line naming the parents who are inviting, then the couple with their parents’ lines beneath. Guests read those lines carefully; they are how an invitation signals whose family is hosting, and leaving them off reads as an oversight rather than a simplification.
Every design here is built on that grammar, so you fill in names and dates rather than arranging a layout. Preview it free with your own details on the screen, send it to the family group for the inevitable round of corrections, and pay only when the wording is settled.
What to put on the invitation
- Both families’ names
- The host line — "Together with their families" — and the parents’ lines under each name.
- Every function
- Mehendi, haldi, sangeet, the ceremony itself, reception: name, date, time and venue for each.
- The muhurat
- Where the family observes one, the auspicious time is usually printed under the wedding ceremony.
- RSVP contacts
- One or two names with phone numbers — typically a sibling or cousin, not the couple.
- A closing blessing
- "With best compliments from all family & friends", or the family’s own line.
In your language
The headings are set in the language, not transliterated — so the film reads as a card rather than as an English layout with translated text dropped in.
Wedding invitation questions
- How long should a wedding invitation video be?
- Between 45 and 70 seconds for a multi-event wedding. That is long enough to give each ceremony its own card and short enough that it gets watched all the way through on a phone. Save-the-dates work at 15 to 30 seconds.
- Can I make the invitation in my own language?
- Yes. Wedding designs render in 12 Indian languages across 10 scripts — Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Urdu and English. The headings are set in the language; you type the names in whichever script you prefer.
- Can I add our photographs?
- Most designs take one or two photographs, and several build the closing card around a cut-out of the couple. Upload them in the editor and you will see them in the preview before you pay.
- What do I get after paying?
- An HD portrait film sized for WhatsApp, a square version for Instagram, and a guest page with a live countdown, the programme and RSVP. You also get seven days of free re-edits in case a venue or timing changes.
Free watermarked preview with your own names first.