Toon Dulha Dulhan: Caricature wedding invitation

A painted cartoon couple who pop out of an envelope and act out every function.

Can the couple look like us? No. The painted couple is the same for everyone. Your names, events and photos are what make it yours.

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Toon Dulha Dulhan caricature wedding invitation: the cartoon couple under a marigold mandap, with the names above them — This is the real thing. Tap it to open, then scroll the way they would.

A caricature wedding invitation that plays out like a cartoon

Toon Dulha Dulhan is an animated caricature wedding invitation. A painted cartoon dulha and dulhan, she in a pink and teal lehenga and he in a cream sherwani with a maroon dupatta, are in every part of it: they rise out of an envelope, wait for your guests under a marigold mandap and then act out each of your functions in turn. It is the playful one of the wedding designs.

What your guests see, scene by scene

The envelopeA pink envelope with a gold flower waits on the screen. One tap and the couple rise out of it, waving, as confetti bursts.
Your names under the mandapYour names sit in a sunburst of marigolds and bunting, with the date on a ribbon, while the couple wait below with folded hands.
Save the dateThe couple hold up a wooden board with your wedding day written on it. A countdown to the day can follow.
HaldiThey splash each other with turmeric while marigold petals fall.
MehndiShe shows off her hennaed palms, and he peeks over her shoulder.
SangeetHe plays the dhol and she dances, with confetti in the air.
BaraatHe rides in on a decorated white horse.
WeddingThey exchange marigold varmalas.
ReceptionThey cut a tiered wedding cake together.
Roka or engagementHe slips a ring onto her finger.

Each function card is lit for its hour, from a sunny morning haldi to a starry night reception, and the wedding always gets a bandhani band. At the end the couple wave goodbye under falling petals.

The couple is the same for everyone. The words are yours

This is not a custom caricature: the painted couple is the same on every Toon Dulha Dulhan invite, and there are no face, skin tone or outfit options. What makes it yours is everything written on it: your names in the mandap, your families and blessing line, each function with its date, time, venue, map and dress code, your photos and your hashtag.

Which functions and occasions it suits

It is made for weddings and engagements. Haldi, mehndi, sangeet, baraat, the wedding, the reception and a roka or engagement each have a scene of their own; a chooda shares the mehndi scene, a cocktail or jaggo the sangeet, pheras or jaimala the wedding, a walima the reception, and a vidaai the goodbye. A tilak, Ganesh puja or griha pravesh shows the couple with folded hands, and any other function shows them waving.

In Hindi

Each scene already carries its name painted in Devanagari, such as हल्दी, मेहंदी, संगीत and शुभ विवाह. Write the card in Hindi and its buttons and RSVP form are in Hindi too; names and lines you type in Devanagari are set as Hindi.

How it differs from the other wedding designs

Choose Toon Dulha Dulhan when you want the invitation to make people smile. Rajwadi Shaadi tells a formal palace story with a painted couple and a baraat, and Phoolon Wali Shaadi has no couple at all, only watercolour flowers.

The other wedding designs:Rajwadi Shaadi Phoolon Wali Shaadi

Questions about Toon Dulha Dulhan

No. The cartoon couple is the same for every family. Your names, functions, photos and words are what make the invite yours.

Yes. It is made for weddings and engagements. A roka or engagement gets the ring scene, as a function in your wedding invite or as an engagement invite of its own.

Yes. A Hindi card shows its buttons, labels and RSVP form in Hindi, and the scene labels are already painted in Devanagari.

It still gets its own card with its date, time, venue and RSVP. The couple greet guests with folded hands for a puja or tilak and wave for anything else.