Temple lights
Divine Ganesha · Telugu
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.
South Indian weddings
South Indian wedding invitation videos
Temple lamps, a temple tank under festival lights and Lord Ganesha's blessing: video invitations for South Indian weddings, made with your names, dates and venues.
- Free preview, usually within an hour
- Pay only after you approve it
- 2 free rounds of changes
7 designs for a South Indian wedding
Temple tank
Kalyana Theppam · Tamil
A lamp-lit temple float on a dusk temple tank, from viradham and kasi yathra to the oonjal and muhurtham.
Temple lights
A Thousand Lamps · South Indian
A temple glowing with a thousand oil lamps, from haldi and mehndi to the sacred pheras.
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Muhurtham to reception
The designs made for South Indian weddings have scenes for the ceremonies of a Tamil or a Telugu wedding. Kalyana Theppam follows a Tamil wedding from the Viradham and the engagement through the Kasi Yathra and the Oonjal to the Muhurtham and the reception. Divine Ganesha gives a Telugu wedding its Pellikoduku, Mehndi, Sangeet, Muhurtam and reception. A Thousand Lamps lights the Haldi, the Mehndi, the Sangeet and the pheras with temple lamps.
Keep the ceremonies you need, in your order. Write your wording in Tamil or Telugu, each in its own script, or in English or Hindi. Tamil and Telugu words run long, so if a line is too wide for its scene, we suggest a shorter one before your preview.
To begin, send us the couple's and both families' names, and each ceremony's name, date, time and venue, with the Muhurtham's auspicious time.
How ordering works
Four steps to their first look.
Choose a design
Watch the sample videos and pick the one that feels like you.
Send your details
Names, functions, dates and venues, in one WhatsApp chat, in English, Hindi, Urdu or another of our languages.
See your free preview
A watermarked preview with your own names, usually within an hour. Changes to it are free.
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 the invitation be in Tamil or Telugu?
Yes. Every design here takes wording in Tamil and in Telugu, each in its own script, as well as in English or Hindi. You see yours in a free preview before you pay anything.
Can I keep only some of the ceremonies?
Yes. Remove the scenes you don't need and put the rest in your order; a ceremony's scene can also repeat for another function, with its own date, time and venue.