Wedding invitation with your photos
Your wedding invitation, told in your photos
Your names open into your photo, your story lands as polaroids on a pile, and every ceremony gets its own picture.
Kahaani is a digital wedding invitation told in your own photos, sent as a link on WhatsApp: your names open into your cover photo and your story lands as polaroids. It suits any Indian wedding, greets each family by name, and holds every ceremony with its time, place and map. Free to try; ₹1,999 once to send.
Free to try · ₹1,999 when you’re ready to send
Told in your own photos
Not every couple wants a painting. Kahaani is made from your photos: your names open into your cover photo, your story arrives as polaroids landing on a pile, and every ceremony opens out of a photograph of its own.
It suits any wedding — use the ceremonies you have, name them your way, and add up to eight of your photos.
Sent as a link on WhatsApp, it reaches every family the same evening — no printing, and no video to edit.
How Kahaani opens
Your names open into your photo, your story lands as polaroids on a pile, and every ceremony gets its own picture.
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Your names open into your photo
Your first names in huge letters, your cover photo showing through them. One tap and they open until the photo fills the screen.
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Photos at every corner
As guests scroll, the cover shrinks into a card and four more of your photos fly in around it.
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Your story as polaroids
Up to four chapters of your story, while polaroids drop one by one onto a pile beside them — and petals fall when the last one lands.
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Every ceremony opens out of a photograph
Each ceremony opens out of its own photograph — turmeric, henna, a seaside mandap — with its time, its place and what to wear.
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Cards that open
Stay, travel, what to wear, the family to call, and your own questions and answers, each opening with a tap.
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Every wish an instant photo
Wishes arrive as instant photos in a row, and your last photo closes the invitation, your closing line lighting up word by word.
Wedding invitation wording, in English
A short, modern way to put it — your invitation starts with words like these, and you change them to yours.
Together with our families
Mrs. Anjali & Mr. Vikram Mehta
invite you to the wedding of their son
Rohan
with
Tara
daughter of Mrs. Ritu & Mr. Sameer Kapoor
Sunday, 24 January 2027 · 5:00 pm
The Shoreline Pavilion, Worli Sea Face, Mumbai
The baraat sets off at 5 pm sharp
Your story, in up to four chapters, sits beside your photos; the haldi, the sangeet and the reception each open out of a photograph.
To every family, by name
Send the Khannas their link and your photo opens with their name above it. Each family gets its own link on WhatsApp, and you can see who has opened it.
₹1,999once, for your whole wedding
- Free to try and change
- Every ceremony in one invitation
- Every family by name, no limit
Questions families ask
How many photos can we add?
Up to eight: one for the cover, four around it, and the rest on the pile of polaroids. Any of them opens full screen with a tap.
Do the ceremonies use our photos?
Each ceremony opens out of a photograph that comes with the design — turmeric, henna, a seaside mandap — so you only need your own photos for the cover and your story.
Is it for every kind of wedding?
Yes. With your photos at its heart it fits any wedding: keep the ceremonies you have and name them the way your family does.
Can we add our own questions?
Yes, up to twelve — from where to park to what to wear. Guests open each one with a tap.
What does it cost?
Free while you make it and change it. ₹1,999 once when you send it to your guests.
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