Invitations that look like your wedding

ShaadiCardWala exists because Indian weddings deserve better than a generic template with the names swapped in.

A shaadi is a week of functions, each with its own mood — the turmeric-yellow haldi, the henna-green mehendi, the marigold sangeet, the gold-and-maroon wedding. Families send most of those invitations on WhatsApp now, usually made in a hurry on a phone. We built an app for exactly that moment.

What we believe

Every design should be art-directed

Each template is composed on its own: a Rajasthani jharokha with elephant and peacock, a South Indian temple gopuram, jasmine strings on a mandapam wall, a Radha-Krishna emblem under a marigold jaali. Deities, dividers and motifs are chosen to match the function, and the couple’s names are always the hero of the card.

The phone is the studio

Cards are designed on a phone, for a phone. Quick Edit fills in the details in a minute; Advanced Edit gives you full control when you want it. Everything saves as you go.

Pay for what you send

Designing and previewing are free. You pay ₹51 once for each card you actually send — no subscription to remember to cancel.

Tradition, in any language

Every line is editable, so the card can open with || श्री गणेशाय नमः ||, “Subha Muhurtham”, “Ik Onkar” or a line in the couple’s own words.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas for a design you’d love to see, or a problem with a card? Write to us at hello@shaadicardwala.com.