Invitations
Shagun is more than money — it's a blessing. But in 2026, guests are scattered across cities and countries, and cash envelopes don't travel well. InviteSutra lets guests send digital shagun securely via UPI directly through your invitation page. The host sees every shagun with the sender's name and blessing message in one dashboard. No awkward follow-ups, no lost envelopes, no counting cash at 2 AM after the wedding.
Digital shagun is built into every InviteSutra invitation. Guests don't need a separate app or payment link — shagun is part of the natural flow of sending blessings.
Guest opens the invitation → writes a blessing → optionally adds shagun amount → pays via UPI.
Host sees every shagun with sender name, message, and amount in the dashboard.
Shagun is always optional — guests who prefer to bless without money can do so comfortably.
Start from a polished layout, then make it yours in minutes.
Treat these as tone starters—swap names, dates, and venues to match your voice.
“Heartiest congratulations to [Couple]! Wishing you a lifetime of love and laughter. Sending a small token of our blessings for your new journey together.”
“Our love and prayers are with you both on this beautiful day. May your home be filled with joy, health, and prosperity. We celebrate with you from [City]!”
Digital shagun solves real problems Indian families face — scattered guests, awkward cash handling, and no record of who gave what.
Jump into the same create flow hosts already trust—pick a template, refine copy, publish, and share.
Create a wedding invitation card online with clear ceremony timing, venue maps, dress notes, and optional RSVP—easy to edit and share on WhatsApp.
Create a polished digital invitation card for any celebration: edit details anytime, share on WhatsApp, and pair with RSVP when guests need to respond.
Create a housewarming or gruha pravesh invitation card online: ritual timing, address, parking, and optional RSVP for catering. Share on WhatsApp.