POV: your guests walk into your wedding
A boat across the lake at dusk, carved doors that open as they scroll, a room for every function. A royal wedding invitation they walk through, in your names.
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Royal The walk-throughs, for Tanya and Vikram
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The formal line, for a royal invite
With the blessings of our elders, our families request the honour of your presence at the wedding of Tanya and Vikram, on 14 February 2027, at The Haveli, Lake Pichola, Udaipur.
The walk-throughs, scene by scene
A walk-through is an invite your guest scrolls like a film. Every scroll takes them a step deeper into the place, and your names, your parents’ blessing, every function and the reply sit inside the scenes.
The haveli walk: your names wait at the carved haveli doors, and your parents’ blessing is in the courtyard. Each function has a room in its own colours. At the end, your guests see the venue across the lake and reply from a marble terrace.
Jheel Mahal: your guests sail across the lake at dusk. Your names float over the water as the boat sets off, and the carved doors open on a courtyard where the mandap waits. They reply from a balcony as the lake turns blue. Pure Udaipur.
Mandapam: dawn in a temple town. Guests step over a fresh kolam, walk a granite corridor hung with jasmine and lamps, and reach a mandapam of banana stems and mango leaves as the sun comes up over the temple tank. Made for Tamil, Telugu and Malayali weddings.
Gulabi Gali: a golden-hour walk down a pink lane. Your names sit in an old plaster niche, and each function has a doorway of its own. Guests reply at a chalkboard by an old telephone, and the two of you drive off into the sunset.
Saat Rang: one palace, every function in its own light. Haldi by the pool in the morning sun, mehendi on a swing at dusk, sangeet in a hall of chandeliers. Then the pheras under a mandap of flowers and the reception under fireworks.
What “3D” means here
Most people who search for a 3D wedding invitation want depth and movement, not a flat card. A walk-through gives you exactly that. It isn’t a 3D model you spin with a finger, and nobody needs glasses or an app.
Some scenes are paintings the camera glides into, and some are short filmed moments. Your guest’s scroll moves the camera: through the doors, across the courtyard, into the next room. Scroll back and they walk back. It opens from a WhatsApp link, in any phone’s browser.
Royal painted designs, for palace weddings
Not every royal invite needs a walk. These painted ones open with a single moment, and they come with Premium as well as Royal.
Jharokha: carved haveli doors swing open at dusk onto a courtyard of diyas and marigolds, painted in the style of the Mewar miniatures. The haveli walk is its longer journey.
Mehfil: a palace hall at night, lit one candle at a time. Aubergine velvet, antique gold, white marble inlaid with stone flowers, and crystal chandeliers that light up as your guest arrives. The one for your sangeet or an evening wedding.
Parda: red velvet curtains worked in gold zardozi part under a chandelier, and your names take the stage.
Pair any of them with a logo in the same mood: your initials under a Jharokha arch with elephants or peacocks, or a Royal seal for wax stamps and gold foil.
What Royal costs, plainly
Walk-throughs come with Royal, ₹499 a month on UPI AutoPay. Your first day is ₹1, once per account, and the monthly debit starts the day after. Royal also has the Story map logo and the video invite, and everything in Premium.
Premium is ₹299 a month and has every painted invite, Jharokha, Mehfil and Parda included. Moving from Premium to Royal is the full ₹499 at once, even on your first day.
Open every walk-through in your names before you pay anything, with no sign-up. You pay when you publish. Cancel in a tap, and your invite stays live until the end of the month you’ve paid for. When the plan ends, the invite goes offline and your designs stay saved.
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What is a 3D wedding invitation?
Usually, an invite with depth and movement rather than a flat card. Ours are walk-throughs: scenes your guest scrolls through, from the doors to a room for every function. They aren’t 3D models, and they open in any phone’s browser.
What is a royal wedding invitation video?
An invite that feels like a palace on screen: haveli doors, a lake palace, chandeliers. Our walk-throughs are that, as a link each family scrolls. Royal also includes the video invite, for the family group and your status.
How much does a royal wedding invitation cost?
With us, walk-throughs come with Royal, ₹499 a month after a first day for ₹1. The painted royal designs, Jharokha, Mehfil and Parda, come with Premium at ₹299 a month. Trying any of them in your names costs nothing.
Can we try a walk-through with our names first?
Yes. Type your names, open any walk-through and scroll it like a guest. No sign-up, and nothing to pay until you publish.
Which royal invite suits a South Indian wedding?
Mandapam, a walk from a fresh kolam at dawn to the temple mandapam, made for Tamil, Telugu and Malayali weddings. If you’d like one moment instead of a walk, Temple has a brass lamp your guest lights.
Can each family see only their functions?
Yes. Each family gets its own link that greets them by name and shows only the functions they’re invited to. Replies come to your WhatsApp, and you see the headcount for every function.