Kasavu sari wedding invitation
An invitation woven like the sari
A folded sari tied with a gold thread, a loom by lamplight, a beater that strikes your date into the border, and every wish stitched onto the cloth.
Kasavu is a digital Kerala wedding invitation, sent as a link on WhatsApp: each guest pulls a gold thread to untie a folded sari, then follows the cloth being woven on the loom, in oil paint, by lamplight. They pull the beater down to reveal the date, and the gold thread draws each ceremony. Every family is greeted by name, and it costs ₹1,999, once.
Free to try · ₹1,999 when you’re ready to send
Everything inside Kasavu
What your guests see on their phones, part by part.
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Opens like a real card
A tap to open. No app, just a WhatsApp link.
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Names and blessings
The two of you and the elders who bless you.
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Each family by name
“Dear Sharma family”, never “Dear guest”.
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Your story
How you met, with your own photos.
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Every ceremony
Day, time, venue, dress code and a map.
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A live countdown
Days, hours and minutes to the wedding.
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Good to know
Stay, parking, weather, who to call.
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Wishes from guests
Blessings written right inside the invitation.
Your invitation video and cards
Every Kasavu invitation comes with its own video and a card for each ceremony. These are real, made by Invitetale for our sample couple, Arjun & Meenakshi. Yours carry your own names, dates and venues.
A card for every ceremonyDownload them from My Invitations, and send or post each one on its own. Tap a card to see it full size.
Kasavu, the gold border
Kasavu is the gold border woven into Kerala's cream handloom cloth, and the name for the cloth itself. This invitation follows one such sari on its way to the bride, from the loom to the wedding.
It is painted in oils: dark teak, lamplight, cream cloth and one gold thread running through it all. Nobody's face is in the art. Your own photos are the only faces, and your words are the only words.
It plays as guests touch and scroll, on any phone, from a link on WhatsApp. There is no app to install and nothing to download.
How Kasavu opens
A kasavu sari being woven for the bride, in oil paint: guests pull a gold thread to open it, the shuttle weaves the families' words, and they pull the beater down to lock the date into the gold border.
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The gold thread
A folded sari on a brass plate, tied with a gold thread. Each guest pulls it, the knot slips, and the cloth opens with your names stitched on it.
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The loom
A handloom in lamplight. The shuttle flies across and your families' words are woven in, line by line. A tap on the threads sends it across again.
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The beater
Guests pull the loom's heavy beater down. It strikes the gold border in a burst of sparks, the border opens, and your date is stitched in, ready to save to their calendar.
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Your story in the cloth
The cloth comes off the loom, with your story and your own photos woven into it, going by as guests scroll.
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A gold thread for each ceremony
A gold thread draws each ceremony's scene on the cloth, with its time, place and map. A tap sews it again.
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The spool
The days left, beside a spool of gold thread. A tap spins it, and the count turns to hours, then minutes.
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The shelf
Folded cloths on a teak shelf, and a big paper tag with the stay, parking, weather and who to call.
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Stitched wishes
Your closing words by lamplight, where a tap on the lamp brings down jasmine. Every guest's wish is stitched onto the cloth, and adds a gold tassel to its edge.
Kerala wedding invitation wording, in English
A plain, warm way to put it. Kasavu starts with words like these, and you change them to yours.
With the blessings of Guruvayurappan
The Nair & Menon families
request the honour of your presence, with your family, at the wedding of their children
Arjun
with
Meenakshi
Saturday, 23 January 2027 · the muhurtham is at 11:05 am
Sree Krishna Kalyana Mandapam, Mullakkal, Alappuzha
Sadya follows
Name your ceremonies the way your family does. Every line can be changed.
To every family, by name
Each family gets its own link. Their name is on the tag tied to the sari they untie, and the words on the loom greet them by name.
₹1,999once, for your whole wedding
- Free to try and change
- Every ceremony in one invitation
- Every family by name, no limit
- Your invitation video and a card for every ceremony
Best offer
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Questions families ask
How is it different from Kayal and Naadu?
All three are for Kerala weddings. Kayal is a day on the backwaters and Naadu a bright morning in the village. Kasavu stays close to the sari itself: the loom, the gold thread and the lamp, in oil paint.
Whose faces are in it?
Only yours, in your own photos. The paintings show the cloth, the loom and the lamp, so nobody's face is in the art.
Is there a video too?
Yes. A 9:16 invitation video is included, with its own animation: a night at the loom, each ceremony cut in a different way, and your closing words on the finished sari.
How is it sent?
As a link on WhatsApp. It is ₹1,999, once, and every family can have its own link with its name on it.
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