Simple
Clean, quiet and typographic. Every section, nothing in the way.
37 hand-made designs for Indian weddings
Wedding websites,
beautifully simple
Create it, share it, keep it — all in one place.
Live in 15 minutes
Pick a design, fill it in, share one link.
Track your guests
Every RSVP lands in your dashboard.
Memories that stay
Your photos, guest list and memories in one place.
37 designs
Hand-made, from a Marathi wada to a Goa beach.
How it works
Three steps to your invitation
No designer, no developer, no waiting. Most couples are live the same evening.
- 1
Pick a design
Browse hand-made templates — haldi yellows, temple golds, beach sunsets — and preview each one live.
- 2
Make it yours
Add your names, ceremonies, venues and photos. Switch sections on or off, choose your music.
- 3
Share one link
Publish to your own address and send it on WhatsApp. RSVPs arrive in your dashboard.
Templates
Pick your design
Each one drawn for a different kind of celebration. Open any of them to see it move.
Preview
Marigold Dusk
Marigold garlands and falling petals at dusk, a sandstone mandap that walks towards you, and a red chaadar that unfurls out of the artwork into the page.
Sheesh Mahal
A 3D-illustrated Rajput palace at night.
Pichwai
A Nathdwara pichwai painting that comes alive.
Telugu Pelli
A 3D-illustrated Telugu wedding.
Biya Naam
An Assamese tea-garden morning.
Anand Karaj
Dawn rises behind a gurdwara on the sarovar as guests scroll; a phulkari border stitches itself, the couple walk the four laavan round the palki, and a phulkari chunni floats down over them.
Mehndi Bel
A henna vine draws itself down the page as guests scroll, a mehndi cone riding its tip, and the groom’s name hides in her mehndi until the letters find each other.
Veil & Vows
A candlelit church aisle.
Noor
Iznik tiles and Mughal arches for a Nikah.
Shubho Bibaho
A Bengali biyer card in red and white.
Kohbar
A Mithila wedding in Madhubani painting.
Antarpat
A Marathi patrika you scroll through.
Kasavu
An ivory Kerala handloom.
Pulli Kolam
A Tamil home at dawn.
Sanjhi
A pop-up paper theatre in the Sanjhi cut-paper style.
Garbo
A Gujarati kankotri in Kutch mirror-work colours.
Ganga Aarti
Evening on the Ganga in Banaras.
Chinar
An autumn wedding in Kashmir.
Lagan Patrika
A film you scroll through.
Phulkari
A Punjabi phulkari.
Coorg
A jeep climbs the misty coffee hills to the ainmane as guests scroll; the couple come round on a turning tray, the story is a walk through the estate, and every ceremony swings on a wooden board.
Mangalam
A royal red-and-gold card.
Chandrika
A moonlit night by the lake.
Lantern Sunset
Sky lanterns drift over a sunset while the mandap walks towards you, and its purple aisle runs straight out of the artwork and down the page.
Tide & Grace
A Christian wedding on a Goa beach.
Historic
An invitation on old parchment.
Swaminarayan
Walk through a carved toran into an Akshardham-style mandir.
Navkar
Glide through a Ranakpur hall of carved marble pillars to a white lotus that unfolds around your names, as the Navkar Mantra lights up line by line and the eight Ashtamangal symbols circle your invitation.
Rajwada
A royal Rajasthani baraat parades across the desert to a palace gate that swings open on your names, then puppets dance, a sealed farmaan unrolls, ganjifa cards are dealt and your photos fly as kites.
Kalamkari
A hand-painted Telugu wedding on cotton.
Barsana
Holi in Radha Rani's Barsana.
Gond Forest
A Gond tribal-art night forest.
Parsi Lagan
A pastel Parsi wedding in old Bombay.
Kamal
Dawn over a lotus pond.
Cherry Blossom
Watercolour sakura branches part in 3D as guests scroll and petals drift down over your names.
Classic
A South Indian invitation.
Pricing
Pay once. No subscription.
One plan, every template and every feature, for any website.
1 year
Everything you need₹699
A full year online, counted from the day you publish.
- Your own address at happyinvitee.com
- Every section, every layout
- RSVP form with your own questions
- PIN lock and background music
Free to build and preview. Prices include taxes.
Questions
Things people ask
Do I need to know anything technical?+
No. You pick a template, fill in your names, dates and events, and switch sections on or off. There is nothing to install and nothing to host — publishing is one button.
Can I change the design after publishing?+
Yes. Edit whenever you like and publish again; the live site updates within about a minute. Guests keep the same link.
How do guests reply?+
Every site has an RSVP form, and you choose the questions on it — meal preferences, which events they are coming to, anything else. Responses collect in your dashboard and export as a spreadsheet.
Can I keep the site private?+
You can lock it behind a four-digit PIN and share that with your guest list, so the address alone is not enough to open it.
What happens when my plan ends?+
Your year starts the day you publish. When it ends the site goes offline but nothing is deleted: renewing brings it straight back at the same address, and renewing early adds to the time you have left.
Can I use my own domain?+
Not yet. Every site lives at yourname.happyinvitee.com for now — custom domains are on the list.
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