The WhatsApp message that carries your invitation link
The two lines above your link decide how the invitation lands. A bare URL feels like a broadcast; a named, personal line feels like you knocked on their door. Write three versions — elders, friends, groups — and personalise the name every time.
For elders
Lead with respect and the family, not the link. If you use Paigam's per-guest greeting, add ?to=Their%20Name to the link so the card itself greets them.
Pranam Sharma uncle and aunty,
With the blessings of our families, we would be honoured to have you at Simran and Arjun's wedding. The invitation is here:
https://paigam.co.in/i/simran-weds-arjun?to=Sharma%20Uncle
For friends
Friends forgive informality; they don't forgive impersonality. One inside reference beats three exclamation marks.
It's finally happening 🎉 You've heard about her for two years — now come meet her. Full plan, venues and RSVP here:
https://paigam.co.in/i/simran-weds-arjun?to=Rohit
For family groups
In groups, state whose wedding it is and which side — group members span generations and geographies.
Dear all, sharing the invitation for Simran (daughter of Harpreet & Manjeet Kaur) weds Arjun, 6 December, Ludhiana. All details, maps and RSVP:
https://paigam.co.in/i/simran-weds-arjun