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Stop paying for wedding invites

How much does a digital wedding invitation cost?

Anywhere from nothing to ₹30,000. Here's what printed cards, video templates, invitation websites and designers really charge in India as of November 2026, and how to make a beautiful invite for free.

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What does a digital wedding invite cost in India?

Video invite templates cost about ₹199 to ₹500, invitation websites start around ₹1,699 plus GST, and designers charge ₹2,000 to ₹30,000 for a custom digital invite. Printed cards add ₹30 to ₹500 per card. If you want a traditional Indian design with your names, dates and venues, you can make one free with the wedding invitation card maker on this site.

Prices compared (November 2026)

Type of inviteTypical priceGood to know
Printed cards₹30 to ₹500 per card, more for boxed invitesCouples report paying around ₹140 a card for mid-range printing.
Video invite templates₹199 to ₹500 per videoYou fill in a form and get the video. Some apps charge ₹49 to ₹99 just to remove a watermark.
Invitation websitesFrom about ₹1,699 plus GSTUsually live for a limited time, often around two months.
Designer-made digital invite₹2,000 to ₹30,000Custom illustration, caricatures or a hosted link, depending on the designer.
This toolFree200+ designs and 45 animations, no watermark, no sign-up.

Prices come from couples comparing quotes in Indian wedding communities and from invite sites' own price lists, checked in November 2026. They vary by city and vendor.

Is it worth paying for an invite?

It depends on what you want. Paying makes sense for a one-of-a-kind illustration, a caricature of the couple, or a website with RSVP forms and maps. If you want a beautiful traditional invite with Ganesh ji, your names and every function's details, ready today, you don't need to pay: that's exactly what this tool makes.

One honest catch: our designs are shared by everyone who uses the tool, like any template. You can make yours your own with colours, fonts, the symbol and an animation.

Free invites that don't look free

Every sample below was made with the tool, with real names, dates and venues.

  • Indian wedding invitation with the couple's and parents' names on a floral palace design
  • Indian wedding invitation with the couple's and parents' names on a peacock design
  • Indian wedding invitation with the couple's and parents' names on a elephant design
  • Indian wedding invitation with the couple's and parents' names on a temple design
  • Indian wedding invitation with the couple's and parents' names on a palace arch design

And they move: these are a few of the animations.

  • Baraat ghodi
  • Palace doors
  • Floating clouds
  • Peacock dance
  • Diya lights
  • Elephant procession

Video, picture or link: what should you send?

A video feels special and plays straight inside WhatsApp. A picture is quickest for guests checking the date and venue later, and easy to print for elders. A link to a website can hold RSVPs and maps, but many guests are wary of opening links because of spam and fraud, and older relatives can find websites hard to use.

What works for most families: send the PDF card to everyone (the venue opens the map, the numbers call), and the video to those who'll enjoy it. You can make both here: press Download, pick the pages each group of guests gets, then choose PDF, pictures or video.

Questions people ask

How much does a wedding invitation video cost?

Template sites charge about ₹199 to ₹500 per video and designers ₹2,000 or more. You can make one free here, with no watermark.

How much does a wedding card cost per piece in India?

Couples report ₹30 to ₹500 per printed card, with ₹100 to ₹150 common for mid-range cards. Boxed invites cost more.

Are free invite makers really free?

Many add a watermark or charge to download. This one doesn't: every design, animation and song is free, the video has no watermark, and there's no sign-up.

Do I still need printed cards?

Many families print a few for elders, the family temple and close relatives, and send the digital invite to everyone else. That keeps the cost low without leaving anyone out.

Make your invite, free

Free on your phone, with no sign-up and no watermark.