Wedding e-invitations with RSVP and a gate pass per guest
An Indian wedding is four days and five venues, and the information arrives as a forwarded image nobody can read. A digital invitation carries the whole schedule, every venue, an RSVP the family can actually count, and a gate pass per guest — in a link built to survive being forwarded on WhatsApp.
How it works
Put the schedule in
Every function with its day, time and venue — haldi through reception.
Send the link
Made to be forwarded on WhatsApp, where the invitation actually travels.
Guests RSVP
Attending, how many, diet, arrival — collected rather than counted off a chat.
Each guest gets a gate pass
So the entrance is a scan instead of an argument.
What is different here
Built for a multi-day wedding
Many functions under one wedding, each with its own venue and time. A single-event invitation cannot describe an Indian wedding.
It is the same wedding as the photos
The invitation, the functions, the guest list and the photo gallery are one record — so the QR the guest already scanned is the one that brings their photographs afterwards.
The RSVP is a number you can use
Attending, head count, diet and arrival, in one place, for the family to plan against.
Questions studios ask
- Can one invitation cover all the wedding functions?
- Yes. A wedding holds many functions — haldi, mehendi, sangeet, pheras, reception — each with its own time and venue, in one card.
- What is the gate pass?
- A pass issued per guest that can be scanned at the entrance, so arrival is a scan rather than a list.
- What does the RSVP collect?
- Whether they are attending, how many are coming, dietary needs and arrival details.
- Does the same link bring the photos later?
- The invitation and the photo gallery belong to the same wedding record, so guests return to one place rather than hunting a second link.