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Every Occasion DeservesIts Own Invitation

Mangalyam means auspicious, not wedding. A housewarming, a naming ceremony, a sixtieth, a wedding — each gets an invitation drawn for the occasion, its own link, and its own RSVP.

See the designs How it works
A garlanded temple entrance at dusk, hung with jasmine and mango leaves and lit by tall brass lamps
108distinct looks — 2 families, 6 palette colours, 3 letterings and 3 ways to open, before you add a photograph.

Pay once

No subscription, ever

One payment, one invitation.

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Your constellation appears here once you’ve told us when to look for it.

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An invitation drawn for the day

A housewarming is not a wedding and should not look like one. Each occasion carries its own words, its own colour and its own headcount.

WeddingA separate invitation for every ceremony
Naming CeremonyWelcoming the newest member of the family
HousewarmingGriha Pravesham — blessing a new home
60th BirthdaySashtiabdapoorthi — a milestone celebrated in full
Temple ConsecrationKumbhabhishekam and the community that builds it
Home PoojaA prayer at home, guests welcome
Community EventDeepavali open house, and gatherings like it
CelebrationYours to name

A wedding is a season, not a day — Mehendi, Muhurtham, Nalangu and Reception. Each can have its own invitation and its own guest list. Ask us for a quote.

Choose your card

Two families, drawn not decorated

One for weddings, one for every other occasion. Each recolours to the day — a muhurtham in kumkum, a housewarming in tulsi green, a sixtieth in plum.

MuhurthamRishi & GaayathriMandapam
HousewarmingThe Kumar FamilyDeepam

Your photograph goes on the cover

Each design carries your own cover image, your accent colour and your words — so two families on the same design never recognise each other.

A South Indian wedding mandapam at dusk, hung with jasmine and rose garlands and lit by brass lamps

Our story

Rooted in Culture,
Designed for Today

Most invitation tools were built for one date and one venue. Ours was not. It was built around the pooja that starts before dawn, the open house that runs all afternoon, and the aunty who needs the address in a font she can actually read.

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Made for Malaysian Indian familiesGriha Pravesham and Sashtiabdapoorthi are presets, not afterthoughts.
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Built for the phone in their handCompressed, fast, readable on venue wifi.
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Yours after you publishChange a venue at midnight. The link never changes.
Where every occasion has a voice of its own

Invite
Celebrate
Remember

How it works

Answer six questions. Send the link.

01

Tell us who is celebrating

The names, the occasion, where and when. The invitation assembles itself beside you as you answer, so you always see what you are making.

02

Pick a design, make it yours

Add your photograph, choose an accent colour and a lettering pairing, write the words in your own voice. The layout stays as it was drawn.

03

Send it, and let guests reply

One link, straight into WhatsApp. Guests RSVP themselves and your headcount updates as they answer.

One invitation, one payment

Pay once. No subscription.

One price for one invitation, and everything is in it. No tiers to compare, nothing held back for a bigger plan.

RM 49

one invitation, yours to keep

  • Both design families, every accent and lettering pairing
  • Unlimited RSVPs and a live headcount
  • Gallery, timeline, countdown and background music
  • WhatsApp sharing, and edits after you publish
Create your invitation

Something larger

More than one, or something bespoke

A wedding with an invitation per ceremony, several occasions in one season, or artwork drawn for you by hand. Tell us what you are planning and we will price it directly.

Message us on WhatsApp

Usually answered the same day.

Questions

Before you start

Anything else, ask us — a person answers.

Do guests need an account to RSVP?

No. They open the link, type their name and tap reply. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.

Can I change details after sending the invitation?

Yes, and the link stays the same. Edit the venue or the time and every guest who opens it sees the new version — including the ones who opened it yesterday.

What if I need more than one invitation?

A wedding often wants one per ceremony, and some families want several occasions in a season. That is a custom quote — message us and we price it directly, rather than pushing you into a package.

Is this only for weddings?

No. Mangalyam means auspicious, not wedding. Housewarmings, naming ceremonies, sixtieth birthdays, temple consecrations, home poojas and open houses all have their own designs.

Can we use Tamil on the invitation?

Not yet. English only at launch — Tamil is the next language we add, and it needs proper typesetting rather than a machine translation.

How do guests receive it?

A WhatsApp link with a preview card showing the names, the occasion and your cover photograph. You can also copy the link or share it any other way.

A garlanded mandapam lit by rows of brass lamps, reflected in a polished marble floor

Your first invitation is twenty minutes away

Start with the names and the occasion. Everything else can be decided later, and changed after you publish.

Create your invitation