Whether the reception follows the wedding by a day or by a month, it can have an invitation of its own, made with its date, time and venue and the names you want on it.
An illustrated palace garden and lotus pool, from portrait arches for the bride and groom to the engagement, haldi, mehndi, a mandap by the water, the tilak and a lantern-lit reception, closing on the couple's monogram.
From a Ganesh shloka and a couple framed in a haveli arch to family blessings beside a diya-lit pool, the pithi and mehendi, a garba night, the sacred fire and lanterns over the lake.
Chandeliers over a royal garden and its reflecting pool, from the Bismillah and two gold rings to marigold garlands for the mehndi, a lamp-lit pavilion for the nikah, a glittering walima hall and a golden lotus.
A bride walks into a lamp-lit Ganesha temple, from the pellikoduku and mehndi to the sangeet, the muhurtam's sacred flame and a temple tank of floating diyas.
Palace curtains part on a map from Rajasthan to Maharashtra, then the couple in the dunes, both haldis, a Marwari wedding by the sacred fire, a Buddhist wedding, a chandelier reception and the vidai.
A cinematic love story through palace doors and a lakeside balcony, from the shubh vivah invocation to a haldi swing, the mehndi, a sangeet, the sacred fire and a chandelier reception, ending by a lake of floating diyas.
From a Ganesha diya at sunrise and carved haveli doors to a sunlit haldi, a parasol-lit sangeet, a diya-lined wedding aisle and sky lanterns over the city at night.
An illustrated couple through a lakeside palace, from a marigold boat at dawn to the haldi swing, a chandelier sangeet, the sacred fire and lanterns on the lake.
Every design here has a reception scene or suits any function. They include Hindu, Christian, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati and Marwari designs, and two Walima receptions for Muslim weddings. In a full wedding invitation, the reception scene comes after the other functions; on its own, it becomes the invitation.
Write the wording in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati or another of our languages, keep the design's music or send us a song, and see a free watermarked preview with your own names before you pay. Changes to the preview are free.
To begin, send us the names you want on it, the couple's alone or with their parents', and the reception's date, time and venue. If the reception is in another city, it can have its own video for its own guest list.
How ordering works
Four steps to their first look.
1
Choose a design
Watch the sample videos and pick the one that feels like you.
2
Send your details
Names, functions, dates and venues, in one WhatsApp chat, in English, Hindi, Urdu or another of our languages.
3
See your free preview
A watermarked preview with your own names, usually within an hour. Changes to it are free.
4
Approve and pay
Pay by UPI once you approve it. Your video comes usually within an hour, and at the latest within 2 days of your payment.
Then 2 free rounds of changes within 7 days of delivery.
Questions
Before you order.
How soon will I get my video?
Your free watermarked preview comes the same day if your details reach us by 8 pm IST, otherwise by 12 noon the next day, usually within an hour (we reply 9 am to midnight IST, every day). Once you approve it and pay, your final video comes usually within an hour, and at the latest within 2 days of your payment.
Can I order a video just for the reception?
Yes. We make the design with only the scenes you need and your reception's own date, time and venue. Other functions can have videos of their own, or share one.
Can the reception invitation go to a different guest list?
Yes. A reception video is an invitation of its own, so you can send it to whoever you like.