Digital Greeting Cards / Wedding congratulations card

Digital wedding card

A wedding congratulations card for the couple: their initials on a monogram, rings that link, a three-tier cake that lights its sparklers, and a toast. Send it to the newlyweds as a link or a video.

What's in the Wedding card

A monogram with the couple's initials — or your photo of them.
Two rings draw themselves and link, with the wedding date on a ribbon.
A three-tier cake builds tier by tier and lights its sparklers, with your wish piped beneath.
Two champagne flutes clink, and a letter sealed with their initials types itself out.
Three looks: Classic ivory and gold, Garden sage and blush, and Marigold — with a swaying marigold toran for Indian weddings.

What to write in a wedding congratulations card

“Two people, one very good idea.”
“Wishing you a lifetime of slow Sunday mornings.”
“Here's to the adventure of a lifetime — and to whoever does the dishes.”
“Watching you find each other has been the best love story I know.”
“May your love be modern enough to survive the times and old-fashioned enough to last forever.”

How it works

Type their name, your name and your words — the live preview updates as you go.
Add a photo if you like. It stays inside the card; nothing is uploaded to a server.
Copy the share link and send it anywhere — WhatsApp, iMessage, email.
Or download it as an MP4. Free, no signup, no watermark.

Questions

Is this a wedding invitation?

It's written as a congratulations card for the couple. You can rewrite every line — the date, the wish, the big line and the letter — if you'd rather use it as a save-the-date.

Is there an Indian wedding version?

Yes — the Marigold look switches to marigold, maroon and gold with a swaying toran across the top, and the greeting adds “shubh vivah”.