Save the Date
Names, the day, a city. Guests circle it in their heads.
Save the Date
An animated Save the Date for Indian weddings: your names, the day circled on a calendar page, a countdown and a WhatsApp-ready message. One minute to make. Guests keep the link — it becomes your full invitation later.
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Most families send a save-the-date from one place and an invitation from another — and guests end up with two links. Here, the first link simply grows.
Names, the day, a city. Guests circle it in their heads.
Events, venues, photos, music, blessing wall. What you paid is credited.
Guests never need a second link. The one they saved simply grows into the invitation.
How it works
South Indian, Cinematic or Minimal — the same three designs as our invitations, so everything matches later.
That's the whole form. Add a couple photo if you have one; it drops in as a polaroid.
Your link is live the moment you pay, with a ready-to-send message, personalised guest links and a QR.
When dates and venues are final, add them and pick an invitation plan. Guests keep the link they saved. What you paid is credited.
Three designs
Pick one now; the invitation you upgrade to later uses the same design, colours and fonts — so it all feels like one story.
Prefer the rolling-drums reveal? See it on South Indian Traditional · Cinematic Couple · Minimal Luxury. Switch styles any time in the editor.
What's on it
Send the date today. The same link becomes your invitation later.
Link live instantly · 1 year of hosting
Create a Save the DateCompare with invitation plans →FAQ
Open your edit link, change the day, and the same link updates for everyone — the calendar re-circles the new date and the countdown resets.
Your edit link has an “Upgrade to invitation” button. Add your events, venues, photos and music, choose a plan and pay — what you paid for the Save the Date is credited at checkout. The moment payment goes through, the link your guests already have shows the full invitation.
Yes — a city is enough, or leave it blank. Most families send it 4–8 months before, long before the hall is final.
No — a Save the Date is deliberately one screen: names, the day, a photo. Music, gallery and the blessing wall arrive with the invitation plans.
Ready when you are
Names, the day, a city — and a link that grows into the invitation. One small payment.