Wedding website in India: what to put on it
Updated 26 October 2026 · Shaadi Ka Nyota
Quick answer
An Indian wedding website is one link that holds the whole invitation: the couple and both families, every function with its time and a map, photos, a countdown and an RSVP button. Guests open it from WhatsApp without an app or login. Builders range from free to a few thousand rupees; Shaadi Ka Nyota is ₹499 once.What to put on your wedding website
Cover
- What to include
- Your names, the date, the city
- Why guests need it
- The first thing they see in the WhatsApp preview
Families
- What to include
- Both sets of parents (and grandparents)
- Why guests need it
- Relatives place you by family, not by first name
Functions
- What to include
- Haldi, mehendi, sangeet, wedding, reception: time, place, dress code
- Why guests need it
- The one thing they will check again on the day
Maps
- What to include
- A pin per venue
- Why guests need it
- One tap to directions, no "bhaiya, location bhejna"
Countdown
- What to include
- Days to the wedding
- Why guests need it
- A reason to open the link again
Story and photos
- What to include
- How you met, a few pictures
- Why guests need it
- What makes it yours, not a template
RSVP
- What to include
- Coming or not, how many, which functions
- Why guests need it
- Numbers for the caterer and the hotel
Travel and stay
- What to include
- Hotel, station/airport pick-up, contact person
- Why guests need it
- For guests coming from other cities
Things that matter more in India than in Western wedding websites
- WhatsApp first. The site must open instantly inside WhatsApp on any Android phone, with the right preview image.
- Elders can read it. Large text, Hindi or the family's language, no login, no app.
- Several functions, several venues. Each with its own time, map and dress code.
- A link per guest. Indian invitations are personal: "Sharma uncle and family" on the cover, not a generic page.
- Gods and family first. An invocation and the families' names, the way a printed card begins.
How much a wedding website costs in India
Free website builders exist, but usually carry their branding, are made for Western weddings (one ceremony, a registry) and end after a trial. Indian invitation websites charge once, from a few hundred to a few thousand rupees. Shaadi Ka Nyota is ₹499 once (launch price till 31 October, then ₹999): you build and preview free and pay only when you publish. The link stays live until six months after the wedding.
Make one in 15 minutes
- 1Pick a design
Choose from painted designs: a train journey, a kite festival over Jaipur, a puppet show, a palace of mirrors and more.
- 2Type your details
Names, families, functions, venues and photos. The phone preview shows it as guests will see it.
- 3Choose the opening
An envelope, a diya being lit, a peacock, a phone call: what guests see when they tap the link.
- 4Publish and share
Pick your link (meera-weds-arjun.shaadikanyota.com), paste the guest list and send each guest their own link on WhatsApp.
Questions people ask
What is a wedding website?
A single web page or link with the whole wedding invitation: the couple, families, functions with times and maps, photos and an RSVP button. Guests open it from WhatsApp.
Do Indian couples make wedding websites?
Yes, increasingly, as invitation links shared on WhatsApp alongside or instead of printed cards, especially for weddings with several functions and travelling guests.
How much does a wedding website cost in India?
From free (with branding and limits) to a few thousand rupees. Shaadi Ka Nyota costs ₹499 once and stays live until six months after the wedding.
Can guests RSVP on a wedding website?
Yes. Guests tap RSVP, say whether they are coming, how many, and to which functions; the couple sees every reply in one list.
Can I change the wedding website after sharing it?
Yes. On an invitation website, changes to times or venues show on the same link, so there is nothing to send again.
