Indian weddings deserve
better than PDF cards.

A wedding in India is a production. Five days, three hundred guests, a light setup the neighbors talk about for a year. And then the invitation, the very first thing guests see, is a JPEG forwarded eleven times with someone's thumb in the corner.

We thought that was backwards. So we started Invitara: a studio that treats your invitation like the trailer for the show your family is about to put on. Animated, interactive, a little filmi, and fast enough to open on your mausi's phone in a lift.

We are a design and AI production team working from Guwahati, Assam. The red and white band above is a gamosa border, our small signature from home. The templates draw from the whole country: Jodhpur bandhani, Jaipur palaces, sangeet-night skies, and the rituals your grandmother will check we got right.

We launched with Marwadi and Hindu weddings because we would rather cover two traditions properly than ten traditions badly. Sikh, Muslim, Bengali, South Indian, and Marathi templates are being built on the same engine, carefully.