The ring comes out before the guests do
A velvet box creaks open, two engraved bands lock together, a silk veil lifts off the ring tray. Announce the first chapter with an opening that feels like the moment itself.
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Meher & Arjun
Ring ceremony, Jubilee Hills
Opens with Film Title
What your engagement invitation can do
Openings made for rings
Ring Box, Interlocking Rings with your names engraved, or Lift the Veil. Classic openings like the wax-seal envelope work too.
Ring ceremony or Roka
Start from a ring ceremony style, or a family-first Roka and Sagai style with traditional blessings.
Your story in photos
Add the pictures you love from the proposal, the first trip or the day the families met.
Your song
Choose the music that plays when the ring box opens.
RSVPs with headcounts
Guests reply with how many are coming, and the totals add up in your dashboard as replies arrive.
Timings and directions
Ceremony, dinner and dancing, each with its time, venue and a map link.
Why an engagement invitation can be playful
Engagements sit between the formal and the fun. The families want blessings and timings. Your friends want to see the ring. An interactive invitation can do both: open with a moment that gets a reaction, then settle into the practical details.
Engagements also tend to come together quickly. A Roka might be planned in a fortnight, which leaves no time for printing. A link can be designed in an evening, sent the same night, and corrected the next morning if an aunt points out a spelling.
When the wedding is decided, you can start a wedding invitation in the same Studio, with the same look if you like, so the two feel like chapters of one story.
Pick a starting style
Each one fills in sensible events, wording and a matching look. Change anything afterwards.
9 openings for engagements
The first thing guests see, and the part they show to whoever is sitting next to them.
- Film TitleLetterbox bars, a slow zoom and your names as the title card
- Wax-Seal EnvelopeBreak the seal and the card slides out
- Palace DoorsTap and two carved doors swing open
- Foil ScratchGuests rub away gold foil to find the date
- Sliding LetterPull a folded letter up out of its sleeve
- Stage CurtainVelvet curtains part to reveal the stage
- Ring BoxA velvet box creaks open and the ring rises
- Interlocking RingsTwo bands engraved with your names lock together
- Lift the VeilLift the silk cloth off the ring tray
Templates to start from
Every template comes with a palette and type pairing. Swap either one in the Studio.
Heritage
Ornate frames, temple arches and gilded borders
Ivory Frame
Symmetrical calm, fine lines and timeless type
Cover Story
A bold editorial spread with a full-page cover
Silver Screen
Full-bleed parallax photos and a film-grain finish
Botanical
Watercolour leaves and garden vines
Modern Line
Clean grid, strong type and lots of air
Mandap Night
Diyas, marigold strings and a starry courtyard
Engagement invitation questions
Yes. The Interlocking Rings opening engraves your two names on the bands before they lock together.
Yes. The Roka / Sagai starting style uses a family-first tone with blessings, and works with templates such as Heritage and Mandap Night.
Engagement and wedding share many templates and palettes, so you can pick the same template, colours and fonts when you start your wedding invitation.
Yes. Each event has its own dress code field, which guests see next to the time and venue.
Anyone with the link can open the invitation, so share it with the people you are inviting. You can take the invitation offline from your dashboard at any time.
Open the ring box
Choose Ring ceremony or Roka / Sagai and see your names appear as you type.
Design your engagement invitation