How to make a wedding invitation video on your phone (free, no watermark)

You can make a full Indian wedding invitation video on your phone in about five minutes, for free, without installing an app or signing up. This guide walks through it with the free wedding invitation video maker on this site, from the first page to sending it on WhatsApp.

What you need

• Your phone (Android or iPhone) with Chrome or Safari. A computer works too.
• The details for each function: date, time, venue and dress code.
• The names as they should appear, including parents' names if you're adding them.

Step 1: Open the editor and pick a design

Open the invite maker. You start with an intro page. Tap Design at the bottom and choose artwork: there are sections for Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, wedding and reception, plus peacocks, elephants, palaces and more. Every design keeps a large plain space in the middle, so your text never sits on the artwork.

Tip: pick one design family for the whole invite (all palace arches, or all marigolds). It looks like a printed card set.

Step 2: Type your names and details

Tap any line of text on the page once to pick the whole block, then tap a line again to change it. Type, and the page updates as you go. Text shrinks itself to fit the design, so long names and addresses still fit.

To make a line bigger or smaller, pick it and use Size, or pinch it on the page. To move the whole block, drag it.

Step 3: Add a page for each function

Tap + in the row of pages and choose Invitation for the main invite, then one page per event: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Shaadi and Reception. Each event page comes with sample wording for that event; change the date, time, venue and dress code.

Need words? Copy them from the wedding invitation wording collection, or from the event pages like Haldi invitation wording.

To change the order, hold a page in the row and slide it. Tap the page you're on to copy or delete it.

Step 4: Add Ganesh ji, Om or your initials

Tap Symbol to choose the sign at the top of each page: Ganesh ji or Om in several styles, or a monogram made from the couple's initials. Drag it to move it, or pinch to resize.

Step 5: Pick music and animation

Tap Motion to choose how each page comes alive: rose petals, marigold garlands, diya lights, a baraat horse that gallops across the page, and more. You can also set how long each page shows (3 to 15 seconds).

Tap Music and press ▶ to listen to tracks like shehnai and dhol. The music is original, so it won't get muted on Instagram.

Press Play at the top to watch the whole invite.

Step 6: Download and send

Press Download, then Make it move. The video is made on your phone (nothing is uploaded) and you get a full HD MP4 file with no watermark. Send it on WhatsApp as a Document (📎, then Document) so it stays sharp, with a personal message; there are ready messages to copy. In the same sheet you can also download the PDF card, where the venue opens the map.

Want a card instead? Open More, tap PDF or pictures, untick any pages you don't need, and download a print-ready PDF or pictures as an e-card.

Common questions

My video won't export. Keep the page open and the screen on until it finishes. On older phones, close other apps first. If it still fails, try Chrome.

Can I finish later? Yes. Your invite saves on your phone as you go. Open the editor again on the same phone and browser to carry on.

How long should the video be? Most invites are 30 to 45 seconds: an intro, the main invitation, one page per function and a thank-you page.