Warming the gold foil…
Paigam is setting the stage
Warming the gold foil…
Paigam is setting the stage
Wedding invitations
From the mehendi to the reception, each function keeps its own time and venue on one link your family can forward. Guests reply on the page.
18 designs across 8 traditions: Punjabi, Bengali, South Indian, Gujarati, Nikah, Christian and woven phulkari. Open any demo to see it at its fullest.
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Anand Karaj
Simran
weds
Arjun
Marigold and deep plum, drawn from phulkari embroidery and the dhol-loud joy of a Punjabi wedding.

Shubh Vivah
Diya
with
Aarav
Peacock and temple gold, with the quiet grandeur of a Kanjeevaram silk and a kalyana mandapam.
Rhea & Kabir
16 January
Sundowner
The Terrace
Wedding
Sunset Lawns
Scrolls like this
Ink on warm paper, wide margins, one quiet accent. For a celebration that lets the words breathe.

Vivah
Meera
weds
Raghav
Royal red and gold with a radiant mandala, drawn from Rajasthani haveli and pichwai grandeur.

Shubho Bibaho
Riya
&
Arnab
Sindoor red and conch white, with the warmth of alpana courtyards and a Tagore-soft serif.

Nikah
Zoya
&
Imran
Emerald and gold with a crescent and star, quiet and graceful for a Nikah and Walima.

Shubh Vivah
Rahul
weds
Priya
Terracotta, gold and peacock, framed by a cusped Mughal arch: an heirloom invitation that unfolds as you scroll.

Vivah Sanskar
Kshitij
&
Priyal
A drenched royal maroon card in antique gold and ivory around a sacred mandap, with drifting gold dust for a grand Hindu celebration.

Baraat
Rahul
&
Priyal
Vibrant crimson and gold around a royal baraat procession: the groom's joyous arrival, told as a scroll.
Grouped by style. Each link opens the live demo with sample details, exactly as your guests would see it.