
The wedding of
Meera
&
Kabir
20 November 2026
Kaagaz ki Haveli
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गंगा अर्पण
Sacred river steps bathed in twilight aarti, brass oil lamps, and sacred blessings along the holy Ganges.
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Sample names. Your names, dates and venues replace them.

The wedding of
Meera
&
Karan
20 February 2027
Cover

Flower ghats

Aarti at dusk
Sacred river steps and Banaras evening aarti
Ganga Arpan is rooted in the sacred tranquility of the ancient ghats along the holy river Ganges at dusk. The cover portrays stone steps leading down to the water, where priests perform the evening aarti, brass oil lamps cast shimmering reflections across gentle ripples, and strings of fresh marigolds adorn sacred pavilions.
For centuries, families have traveled to the banks of holy rivers to seek blessings for life's momentous beginnings. The quiet sanctity of temple bells, drifting flower petals, and twilight lamps evokes a sense of deep spiritual devotion and timeless grace that words alone cannot capture.
It is ideal for families from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and across North India who cherish spiritual heritage, as well as couples holding destination weddings in Varanasi, Rishikesh, Haridwar, or temple riverfronts. The deep indigo and warm amber diya tones create rich contrast so your names and blessings stand out clearly on any phone.
Each sacred ritual gets its own dedicated section: Ganga aarti or welcome puja, tilak, haldi, pheras, and reception. Every function card includes the date, exact auspicious muhurat time, venue name, and a Google Maps button for stress-free guest navigation.
Opening the link on WhatsApp presents guests with your names above the twilight river, a live countdown, a photo gallery of the couple, an optional parents' audio blessing, and a simple RSVP reply form.
Functions
Each function gets its own card with date, time, venue and its own Google Maps button.
How it works
No app, no design skills. We do the setup; you just send the link.
Step 1
Pick the template you love. Explore the live interactive demo for free.
Step 2
Share a few basics and pay by UPI. Then fill in your functions and venues, or send them and your photos on WhatsApp.
Step 3
We build it, usually within 24 hours after receiving your details. You check the preview, then we publish your link to share with every guest.
FAQ
A digital wedding invitation website is an interactive, mobile-friendly webpage shared with guests via a single WhatsApp link. It features one-tap Google Maps venue navigation, instant RSVP collection, an automated countdown timer, photo gallery, and celebratory background music that plays on smartphones.
You receive a personalized website link to share in your WhatsApp message. When guests tap the link, your invitation opens instantly in their mobile browser without downloading files or installing apps, giving them turn-by-turn venue directions and ceremony details in one tap.
A PDF or video is great to share on WhatsApp Status, but it can't open Google Maps or collect RSVPs, and it gets lost in phone storage. A wedding website link opens Google Maps in one tap, collects RSVPs, can play background music, and we update it on the same link if a timing changes. Many families send both.
Each function card on your wedding website includes an integrated Google Maps button. Guests tap once to launch turn-by-turn navigation directly inside Google Maps on their smartphone, leading them straight to the banquet entrance.
Order now and share your details. Usually ready within 24 hours after we receive them.
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