a digital Indian wedding invite — knock on carved palace doors under a marigold toran, find your names, date and venue, swipe through mehendi, haldi, sangeet and the pheras in their own colours, then a live countdown and an RSVP that rains marigolds.
Create your own Save the Date Wedding InviteLovely's Save the Date template is a digital Indian wedding invitation that opens like a palace. Guests land on carved rani-pink doors under a marigold toran with 'you're invited to a wedding', knock twice on the brass knockers, and the doors swing open on a glowing diya, शुभ विवाह and your names. Inside, the couple's photo sits in a jharokha window above 'Riya weds Arjun', the wedding date and the venue.
Then the celebrations: each event fills the whole screen in its own colour with its own illustration — green for mehendi, haldi yellow, purple for sangeet, red for the pheras, midnight blue for the reception, teal for the after-party — with the date, time, place and a one-line note like 'wear old clothes. trust us.' The last scene shows a live countdown to the wedding in days, hours, minutes and seconds, and a 'we'll be there!' button that stamps 'see you on the dance floor' and rains marigolds.
Every word, both names, the date, the venue, each event and the photo are editable, and a stepper chooses how many events appear (2–6). The countdown reads the wedding date you type. Publishing costs ₹99 one-time; Lovely gives you a link and a QR code in about five minutes, and guests open it on WhatsApp without any account.
About five minutes. Pick the template, tap any line on the preview to rewrite it, swap the photo for your own, and publish. You get a link and a QR code immediately.
No. The link opens in any phone browser — WhatsApp, Instagram or a plain text message. There is no app and no account for your guests.
Every word — the names, date, venue, family sign-off and each event's name, day, time, place and note — plus the couple photo. A stepper in the editor sets how many events appear (2 to 6), so you can show just the wedding and reception or the full mehendi-to-after-party schedule.
It reads the wedding date line, written like '12 December 2026', and counts down live in days, hours, minutes and seconds. If the date can't be read, the countdown simply hides itself and the rest of the invite still works.
No. 'we'll be there!' is a celebratory moment for the guest — it stamps 'see you on the dance floor' and showers marigolds — and it does not send you a list of replies, so keep using WhatsApp or calls for headcounts.
Five minutes from now, your save the date wedding invite page can be live.
Create your own Save the Date Wedding Invite