Wedding invitations · Made in India
A card that opens like an heirloom in every chat it lands in.
Every function with its own time and venue, on one link your family can forward. Guests reply on the page.
What it is
Three things the card actually does.
01
Every function, one link
The mehendi, the ceremony and the reception each keep their own date, venue and map. Relatives who only need the ceremony timing find it without scrolling past the dancing.
02
Guests reply on the page
RSVP is built in. Replies collect in your dashboard across every function, so nobody has to chase the family group for a headcount.
03
Opens from WhatsApp on any phone
No app, no PDF in a downloads folder. It loads fast on a low-end Android, and it looks like it cost more than it did.
The designs
Yours, by tradition.

Anand Karaj
Simran
weds
Arjun
Phulkari
PunjabiMarigold and deep plum, drawn from phulkari embroidery and the dhol-loud joy of a Punjabi wedding.

Shubh Vivah
Diya
with
Aarav
Kanchi
South IndianPeacock and temple gold, with the quiet grandeur of a Kanjeevaram silk and a kalyana mandapam.

Nikah
Zoya
&
Imran
Hilal
NikahEmerald and gold with a crescent and star, quiet and graceful for a Nikah and Walima.
The offering
One price per invitation.
Single ceremony
₹99
₹799
One event, beautifully told. Perfect for a single ceremony or reception.
One event · 3 gallery photos
Full celebration
₹499
₹1,499
Every function from Mehndi to Reception, each with its own time and venue.
Up to 8 events · 10 gallery photos
₹99 for a single ceremony, ₹499 for the whole celebration, against about ₹15,000 for 500 printed cards.
Pay once. Keep editing.
Wording, by tradition
The lines your family expects to read (muhurat, Anand Karaj, Shubho Bibaho, nikah) written out, with what to send on WhatsApp.
- Nikah invitation wording, in English and Urdu
- Muhurat lines and Hindu wedding card wording
- Anand Karaj invitation wording for a Punjabi wedding
- Shubho Bibaho: wording a Bengali wedding invitation
- Kalyanam invitation wording for a South Indian wedding
- Digital wedding invitation vs paper card
- The WhatsApp message that carries your invitation link
Questions families ask
- How does a Paigam wedding invitation work?
- Pick a design, add your names, each function with its time and venue, and your photos in the studio, then pay once. The invitation goes live at its own link. Guests open it from WhatsApp on any phone, no app, and reply on the page.
- Will it look like everyone else's?
- There are 18 designs, each drawn from its own tradition (Punjabi, Bengali, South Indian, Gujarati, Nikah, Christian) with vector ornament that stays crisp at any zoom and gold that reads as foil, never flat paint. Six are woven phulkari, generated stitch by stitch rather than photographed.
- Can guests RSVP, and can I see who is coming?
- Yes. RSVP is built into every card, and replies collect in your dashboard across every function, so you know who has said yes and who has not answered yet.
- What if a venue or time changes after we have sent it?
- Edit it in the studio and save. The same link updates for everyone who has it: nothing to resend. Invitations stay editable for a year from purchase.
Your wedding deserves an invitation that feels like it.
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Paigam · Made in India