An Indian wedding is rarely one event: it is a string of functions, families on both sides and guests travelling from different cities. With Ocvite you design one wedding invitation, list every function with its own timing and venue, and track who is coming as replies arrive.
Every guest replies from the invitation itself. Meal choices, plus-ones and headcount stay in one tidy list, so you can focus on the wedding.
Begin Your Guest ListWith the blessings of our elders, the families of [Bride's Name] and [Groom's Name] request the honour of your presence at their wedding on [Date] at [Venue]. Kindly reply by [RSVP date].
We are getting married, and it would not feel complete without you. Join [Name] and [Name] for the wedding celebrations from [Date], beginning at [Time], at [Venue]. Full schedule and RSVP inside.
Save the date for [Name] and [Name]'s wedding on [Date] at [Venue]. Please open the invite for every function, the dress codes and the map, and confirm by [RSVP date].
List haldi, mehendi, sangeet, pheras and reception with separate dates, times, venues and dress codes inside one invitation.
Add guests from the bride's and groom's sides, record plus-ones and keep an accurate headcount for caterers.
Share through WhatsApp, email or a link so elders, cousins abroad and colleagues all receive the same invite.
Send reminders before the wedding so guests remember timings, venue changes and the dress code for each function.
Bring every function, venue and guest reply for your big day into a single invite your relatives can open on their phones.
Start Your InvitationTick these off before the invite goes out so guests have everything they need.
Pick a wedding template, then change the names, colours, fonts and photos to match your style. Add the date, time and venue for the main ceremony and any other functions, set an RSVP deadline, and share it through WhatsApp, email or a link. Replies appear in your dashboard as guests respond.
Include both names, the families hosting, and a clear schedule listing each function with its date, start time, venue and map location. Mention dress codes or colour themes, any accommodation notes for outstation guests, a contact person, and the date by which you need replies so you can confirm numbers with vendors.
For guests travelling from other cities or abroad, share a save-the-date three to four months ahead and the full invitation six to eight weeks before. Local guests can receive it four to six weeks out. Use reminders closer to the date so nobody forgets which function starts when.
Yes. Add guests from both families to the guest list, and each response shows as attending, not attending or maybe in real time. You can see plus-ones and the overall headcount, which makes it far easier to give caterers and hotels accurate numbers without calling every relative individually.
Many families send one main invitation that carries the full schedule, then create separate invites for smaller functions such as the haldi or a close-family roka. This keeps intimate events limited to the right guests while everyone else still sees the ceremony and reception details they need.
Design yours today and share it with everyone who matters.
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