Lagoon celebration
Ek Din, Ek Manch · Hindu
A floating mandap on a dawn lagoon, from golden haldi to a sky of sangeet fireworks.
Hindu weddings
From the Haldi's turmeric to the Sangeet's dance floor, the wedding and the reception: original video invitations that tell your celebration scene by scene, made with your names, dates and venues.
23 designs for a Hindu wedding
Lagoon celebration
A floating mandap on a dawn lagoon, from golden haldi to a sky of sangeet fireworks.
Palace garden
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.
Lamplit courtyard
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.
Divine love
Radha and Krishna in a living Pichwai painting, from a moonlit Yamuna to a palace night of fireworks.
Temple lights
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.
Temple tank
A lamp-lit temple float on a dusk temple tank, from viradham and kasi yathra to the oonjal and muhurtham.
Two traditions
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.
Royal celebration
Rajasthani palace arches open on every celebration, from haldi to a reception under fireworks.
Cinematic romance
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.
Royal celebration
Royal gardens, rich florals and a grand celebration of togetherness.
Roses and gilt
Roses and gilt arches frame a palace passage and its reflecting pool, from the save the date and a parchment family scroll to the haldi, the mayra, a lantern-lit sangeet and a petal-strewn mandap.
Temple lights
A temple glowing with a thousand oil lamps, from haldi and mehndi to the sacred pheras.
Golden celebration
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.
Storybook
An animated storybook from the bride's family, from mehendi and sangeet to the pheras and a tender vidai.
Royal celebration
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.
Modern heirloom
A love letter in textured paper, soft light and timeless detail.
Divine blessings
Blessed by Mahadev and Parvati, from the snows of Kailash to the sacred fire of the pheras.
Palace nights
A lamp-lit palace courtyard and reflecting pool, from the sangeet to the wedding and the family's blessings.
These designs have no scene named for a ceremony, so they suit any wedding: your functions go in their date and venue scenes.
Garden reverie
An enchanted garden, floating lanterns, and the beginning of forever.
Romantic florals
An airy celebration in blush, porcelain and delicate botanical detail.
Each design is original, with its own artwork and music. Choose a design made for a Hindu wedding, North Indian or South Indian: temple lamps, Shiv and Parvati, Radha and Krishna, palace courtyards, a lagoon stage, a storybook in gold or a modern love story. Some open with an invocation of Ganesha before the couple and their families are introduced, and every one gives each function a scene of its own, with its date, time and venue.
Keep the scenes you need and leave out the rest: a Tilak or an engagement, the Haldi, the Mehndi and the Sangeet, the wedding and the reception. Write your wording in Hindi, English, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali or another of our languages, from a traditional Shubh Vivah invitation to a few modern lines, and keep the design's music or send us your song. You see a free watermarked preview with your own names before you pay anything.
How ordering works
Watch the sample videos and pick the one that feels like you.
Names, functions, dates and venues, in one WhatsApp chat, in English, Hindi, Urdu or another of our languages.
A watermarked preview with your own names, usually within an hour. Changes to it are free.
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
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.
Yes. Every design here takes wording in Hindi, set in Devanagari, as well as in English, Urdu or another of our languages. Send us your wording scene by scene, and we set it into the design.
The scenes in these designs include the Tilak or engagement, the Haldi, the Mehndi, the Sangeet, the wedding and the reception. Each design page lists its own; you keep the ones you need, in your order.
Yes. Any design can be made for a single function, with only the scenes you need and that function's own date, time and venue.
Yes. It is a wedding card video, made to share on WhatsApp: send it to everyone at once, or with your printed cards. It carries each function's date, time and venue.