Soft sky blue and snow white, calm and fresh — for any celebration.
For pasni, birthday, engagement, bratabandha, wedding, reception
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Invitations for everyNepali celebration
Designs by Nepali designers for weddings, bratabandha, pasni, puja and more. Personalise one in minutes and share a single link on WhatsApp — dates in Bikram Sambat, a map, and RSVP included.
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Wedding विवाहJanti to reception, every ceremony in one linkEngagement सगाईSagai and tilak, announced beautifullyReception प्रीतिभोजBhoj and reception, with a map for every guestBratabandha व्रतबन्धInvite family to the sacred thread ceremonyPasni पास्नीThe first rice-feeding, shared with everyoneBirthday जन्मदिनFrom first birthdays to 80th jubileesPuja पूजाSatyanarayan, Rudri, Bhagwat and moreCorporate कार्यक्रमLaunches, AGMs, galas and conferences
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Temple red and black with brass accents, inspired by Kathmandu Valley craft.
For bratabandha, pasni, puja, wedding
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Charcoal and gold, crisp and confident — launches, galas and milestone birthdays.
For corporate, birthday, reception
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Photo-led — your picture fills the screen, with the details beneath it.
For wedding, engagement, reception, birthday, pasni
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Quiet luxury — ivory and fine gold lines, oversized typography, generous air.
For wedding, engagement, reception, birthday, corporate
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Ceremonial and rich — deep maroon, cream and gold with traditional borders.
For wedding, reception, bratabandha, puja, engagement
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For wedding, engagement, reception, birthday, pasni
Use this designQuiet luxury — ivory and fine gold lines, oversized typography, generous air.
For wedding, engagement, reception, birthday, corporate
Use this designCeremonial and rich — deep maroon, cream and gold with traditional borders.
For wedding, reception, bratabandha, puja, engagement
Use this designThree steps. A few minutes.
1
Find a design
Browse by event and style, preview it as your celebration, save favourites.
2
Make it yours
Names, date and venue — in Nepali and English. Add ceremonies, family, photos and RSVP if you like.
3
Share one link
Publish and send it on WhatsApp, or print the QR on a card. Edit any time.
For designers & studios
Sell your invitation designs
Reach families planning weddings, bratabandha and pasni across Nepal and abroad. Your name on every design, your own storefront.
Common questions
- How much does a digital invitation cost?
- Nothing during our pilot. Every design is free to use and publish — you sign in only so the invitation is saved to your account and stays editable. When paid designs arrive, each will show its price before you start, with nothing recurring.
- Which events can I make an invitation for?
- Weddings, engagements (sagai), receptions, bratabandha, pasni, birthdays, puja and corporate events. Each asks for the right details — a couple for a wedding, the boy for a bratabandha, the organisation and event name for a company event — and uses the right wording in Nepali and English.
- Can I use Nepali dates (Bikram Sambat)?
- Yes. Enter the date once and the Bikram Sambat date fills in automatically — २०८३ माघ २५, सोमबार — alongside the English date. You can add the tithi and the shubha lagna, and every ceremony carries its own date.
- Can I add several ceremonies?
- Yes. Add as many as your celebration has — mehendi, haldi, janti, reception; chhewar and bhoj for a bratabandha; registration and dinner for a corporate event — each with its own date, time, venue and dress code.
- How do guests RSVP?
- The RSVP button opens WhatsApp on the guest's own phone with a message already written, addressed to the family number you choose. Replies go straight to your family.
- Who makes the designs?
- Designers and studios who sell on InviteNepal — each design shows who made it, and every designer has a storefront. If you design invitations, you can apply to sell yours.
- Can I edit the invitation after I have shared it?
- Yes. Sign in, open it from My invitations and change anything — even the design. The link stays the same, so nobody has to be sent a new one.
- Do I still need to print cards?
- Many families print a few for elders and send the link to everyone else. Every invitation has a QR code for that: print it on the card, and anyone who scans it opens the full invitation with the map, the schedule and the RSVP.
- Is it written in Nepali or English?
- Both. Names, ceremony titles, the mantra and the dates can all be written in Devanagari — type in English and press space to transliterate. You can also make an invitation English-only.