Free to build and preview
Included in the ₹999
Rajwadi Shaadi
Painted doors, marigold torans and a painted bride and groom in every function.
Phoolon Wali Shaadi: Floral wedding invitation
Soft watercolour florals that bloom as you scroll.
- Wedding
- Engagement
- Anniversary
- Free to build and preview
- ₹999 once, to publish it and share it
A floral wedding invitation that blooms as it opens
Phoolon Wali Shaadi is an animated floral wedding invitation in soft watercolour: blush peonies, roses and greenery on cream paper. It starts as an envelope closed with a pink wax seal, with two pressed flowers lying beside it. The guest taps, the seal cracks in two, the flap lifts and a card with your names slides out.
What your guests see, from the seal to the signed card
The wax sealA pink wax seal stamped with a blossom. It breaks along one crack when the guest taps. 
The floral archYour names wait under a painted arch of peonies and roses. The flowers unfurl one by one, from the foot of the arch to its crown, while petals drift down. 
A pressed flower for each functionEach function is a herbarium card with its own pressed flower and the plant’s Latin name: calendula for the haldi, maidenhair fern for the mehndi, cosmos for the sangeet. 
The wedding and receptionA cabbage rose for the wedding, jasmine for the reception, lavender for a cocktail evening, marigold for a roka, tilak or puja, and a peony for any other function. 
The signed cardIt ends on the same card the guest pulled from the envelope, now signed with your names.
Each card is washed in the light of its hour: butter for a morning function, sage for the afternoon, blush at dusk, lilac at night and a rose wash for the wedding. On a phone set to reduce motion, guests see the finished painting, still.
No couple drawn, only flowers and your words
Phoolon Wali Shaadi is the wedding design without a painted couple. The flowers and paper are the same on every invite; your names, families, blessing line, functions, venues, photos and words are what make it yours.
Which occasions and functions it suits
It is made for weddings, engagements and anniversaries. Every function, from a roka or haldi to the reception, gets its own herbarium card with its date, time, venue, map, dress code and RSVP.
In Hindi
Above the envelope a line in Devanagari names the occasion, such as ॥ शुभ विवाह ॥, and each herbarium label names the ceremony in Hindi. Write the card in Hindi and its buttons and RSVP form are in Hindi too.
How it differs from the other wedding designs
Choose Phoolon Wali Shaadi for a quiet, elegant invitation, or when you would rather not have a painted couple on it. Rajwadi Shaadi is the royal palace story and Toon Dulha Dulhan the playful cartoon one.
The other wedding designs:Toon Dulha DulhanRajwadi Shaadi
Questions about Phoolon Wali Shaadi
No. It has no painted couple: only watercolour flowers, the envelope, the cards and your words. You can add your own photos.
Yes. It is made for weddings, engagements and anniversaries, so a family can use the same floral look for each.
The finished painting, still. Every flower is drawn in its open pose, so nothing is missing without the motion.
Yes. A Hindi card shows its buttons, labels and RSVP form in Hindi.
What you can add
- Your names, families and a blessing line
- Every function with time, venue, map and dress code
- Your photos and a photo gallery
- RSVP for each function, with headcount
- A personal link for each family
₹999 for each one you make. Every design is included. You can build and preview for free first, and pay when you publish. Pricing
From this page to your guests’ phones
Start with this design and add your names, dates and photos.
Preview it for free, exactly as guests will see it.
Pay once when you are happy, then send the link on WhatsApp.
More designs
Included in the ₹999
Toon Dulha Dulhan
A painted cartoon couple who pop out of an envelope and act out every function.
