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Wording, RSVPs, maps, housewarmings and birthdays, and how to send the link on WhatsApp.
A practical way to word mehendi, sangeet, wedding, and reception lines so guests know where to be, without a second WhatsApp essay.
How to ask for replies on the invitation, what to collect, and how to read the list without a dozen family spreadsheets.
What to put next to a venue so guests arrive at the right gate, including outstation travel notes that belong on the invitation.
How a housewarming, birthday, or anniversary invitation should read when it is a link, not a wedding website with the names swapped.
How to send one invitation link in family and office chats without a daily repost, and what to do when a detail changes.
What to look for in a digital wedding invitation that collects RSVPs, and how Maṅgalya prices the live link and the RSVP add-on.
How an Indian wedding invitation works as a page you share online: functions, one link, and what you pay to publish.
How to make your own wedding invitation website: one link you edit yourself, with RSVP, maps, and a photo wall if you want them.
A direct answer: Maṅgalya is a browser-based Indian wedding invitation maker with one WhatsApp link, not an app guests must install.
Yes. On Maṅgalya you design free, publish from ₹799, and add RSVP for ₹399 if you want replies on the page.
Shorter notes on the editor, publish, storage, and account live on product help. Each of those pages is dated too.