Wedding invitation video with your photos, free
Pick a design, add photos of the two of you, type your names, dates and venues, and download an invitation that plays like a short film. Send it on WhatsApp, post it as a Status or a Story. Free, no sign-up.
How it works
Pick a design
An Indian invitation with a part for each event, from haldi to the reception, or a save the date for a church, garden or destination wedding. Each plays at once with sample names and photos.
Add your photos and details
Add photos of the two of you, then type your names, the dates, times and venues, and how guests should reply.
Download or share
Download the MP4 for WhatsApp, Instagram or email, or share a link that plays it on its own page.
Pick one of 5 designs
Each kind asks its own questions; switch to another design of the same kind and keep everything you typed.
- Blush Floral ShaadiA pastel gate-fold card opens on your wedding photos in floral frames that bloom, each event from haldi to reception in its own soft colour.
- Kanjeevaram Temple GoldA South Indian wedding invite woven like Kanjeevaram silk: your photos in brass arches lined with zari, jasmine strings, brass lamps and a kolam.
- Garden VowsA watercolour garden and a couple under a rose arbour, to a Chopin nocturne.
Boho Pampas ArchYour photos in tall boho arches with dried pampas and palm fans while thin line arches draw themselves: save the date to RSVP.
Black Tie Art DecoA black-tie save the date: your photos in champagne-gold deco frames, the date in engraved numerals, the reply as an evening ticket.
Wedding invitations in your own language
Every design opens in English. Type the names, events and places in Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil or Telugu instead: the letters are drawn whole and long words shrink to fit.
Wedding invitation video templates, free to download
Every design is a finished invitation: the frames, the colours and the movement are part of it, so it looks right with whatever you type. Your names, dates and venues are set in place, with long words shrinking to fit, and every part you don’t need can be left out.
Make it online in your browser, on a phone or a computer, and download the video without signing up.
A wedding invitation video with your photos
Most designs are made around photos of the two of you: they sit in the design’s own frames, arches and gate-folds, and the frames are drawn round them, never cut out or redrawn. Garden Vows paints an illustrated couple instead, for a save the date without photos.
Faces clear
A photo where both faces are clear and near the middle fits every frame.
Good light
Daylight or a bright room looks best against the coloured backgrounds.
Your own
Use your own photos; the design never needs stock pictures.
Indian wedding invitations, every event
Haldi, mehendi, sangeet, the wedding and the reception each get their own part, in their own colours, with the date, time and place. Leave out any you are not having and the invitation runs on without a gap.
Blush Floral Shaadi opens like a pastel gate-fold card on your photos in floral frames that bloom. Kanjeevaram Temple Gold is woven like South Indian silk: your photos in brass arches lined with zari, with jasmine, brass lamps and a kolam.
One event or the whole wedding
Inviting different guests to different days? In the editor, pick what the invitation covers: the whole wedding, or only the haldi, only the mehendi, only the sangeet or only the reception. Make one for each and send each to its own guests.
An e-invite or a printed card?
A video invitation reaches every guest the same day on WhatsApp and costs nothing to send. If a date or a venue changes, change the words, download it again, or share the link once more and it plays the new version. Many couples send both: the video to everyone on their phones, printed cards to elders and close family.
Save the date
For a church, garden or destination wedding: your names, the date and the venue, an optional story told in three photos, the reception, the dress code and how to RSVP.
Boho Pampas Arch sets your photos in tall arches with dried pampas and palm fans; Black Tie Art Deco puts them in champagne-gold frames with the date in engraved numerals; Garden Vows paints a watercolour garden and an illustrated couple.
Wedding invitation video for WhatsApp, Stories and Reels
Shape
Vertical 9:16 at 1080 × 1920, for WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Stories, Reels and Shorts.
Length
Under a minute: the more events or parts you keep, the longer it plays.
Sound
Most designs are silent, so they read well with the sound off: add a song in the app you post from. Garden Vows plays a Chopin nocturne.
Sending
Send the MP4 in a WhatsApp chat so it plays there, post it as your Status, attach it to an email, or share a link.
Questions
Is this wedding invitation video maker free?
Yes. Make the video online and download the MP4 without signing up.
Can I download wedding invitation video templates for free?
Yes. Pick a template, type your names and details, and download it free.
Can I make a wedding invitation video with my photos?
Yes. Add photos of the two of you and they appear in the design’s own frames. Garden Vows shows an illustrated couple instead.
Can I add haldi, mehendi and sangeet?
Yes. The Indian invitations have a part for each event, each with its own date, time and place. Leave out the ones you are not having.
Can I make a haldi or mehendi invitation on its own?
Yes. In the editor, choose “Only the haldi” (or the mehendi, the sangeet or the reception) and the invitation covers just that event, with the couple and the RSVP.
Can I send it on WhatsApp?
Yes. Download the MP4 and send it in a chat or a family group, or post it as your Status. You can also share a link that plays it.
How long is the video?
Under a minute. It depends on how many events or parts you keep.
Do the invitations have music?
Most are silent, so they read well with the sound off; add a song when you post. Garden Vows plays a Chopin nocturne.
Can I write our names in Hindi?
Yes. Every design opens in English: type the names and details in Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil or Telugu instead. The letters are drawn whole and long words shrink to fit.