Engagement Invitation Card — A Digital Ring Ceremony Invite
Share the joy of a confirmed match with your loved ones through a beautiful digital engagement card, in one link.
Why choose it
- Separate card or eventMake a standalone engagement card, or keep it as an event in your wedding card later.
- Couple galleryAdd pre-engagement or family photos to the gallery.
- CountdownA countdown to the engagement day shows on the card.
- RSVP and mapGuests share their head count and reach the venue with Google Map.
- Language switchHindi, Hinglish and English, whatever your guests prefer.
Ready wording — copy it
With joy in our hearts, we invite you to the engagement ceremony of [Bride] and [Groom] on [Date] at [Time].Two hearts, one promise. Join us as [Bride] and [Groom] exchange rings.
Ring Ceremony: [Date], [Time]
Venue: [Venue]By God's grace, the engagement of our son [Groom] with [Bride] has been fixed for [Date]. We invite you and your family to bless the couple.Your presence at the Roka ceremony of [Bride] and [Groom] will be a blessing for both our families.Rishta pakka ho gaya! [Var] aur [Vadhu] ki sagaai mein aap zaroor aaiye. [Tareekh], [Samay].What is an engagement invitation card?
The engagement is the day both families confirm the match in front of everyone. Some call it roka, some godh bharai or chunni chadhana, and in cities it's mostly known as the ring ceremony. Whatever the ritual, close relatives and friends from both sides are invited, and the invitation often has to go out before wedding cards are even printed.
That's why a digital card is the easiest choice for an engagement. It's ready in minutes, reaches WhatsApp instantly, and if the date or venue changes, editing it updates the same link. On NimantranKaro you can make a separate engagement card or add the engagement as an event in your wedding card.
How to make an engagement invitation card online
- 1Pick a designPushp or Classic suits an engagement, or choose whichever you like.
- 2Add the couple and family namesWrite the bride, groom and both sets of parents, with a line of invitation.
- 3Add date, time and venueEnter the engagement or ring ceremony time and address; the map is added for you.
- 4Gallery and previewAdd a few photos and view the free three-day watermarked preview.
- 5Publish and sendSend guests from both families their personal links on WhatsApp.
Tips for your engagement card
- If both families are hosting together, include both families' names.
- Avoid mentioning a tentative wedding date until it's confirmed.
- If dinner follows the ring ceremony, mention its time.
- Add photos of the ceremony to the same gallery afterwards.
- When you make the wedding card, keep the engagement as the first event so the whole story is in one place.
One card from engagement to wedding
In many families there are only a few weeks or months between engagement and wedding. You can add tilak, haldi, mehendi, wedding and reception to the same digital card you made for the engagement, since it stays editable after sending. Or keep the engagement card separate and make a new wedding card; both work. What matters is that guests always know clearly which day, what time and where to come.
Prices are on the pricing page. Build your card and check the free preview first.
Create your digital wedding invitation in 10 minutes
Free preview · Hindi, Hinglish, English · RSVP and maps
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a separate engagement card?+
Yes. Make a standalone engagement card or add the engagement as an event in your wedding card.
How early should I send an engagement invitation?+
Usually one to two weeks before. A digital card can be sent instantly, which helps when time is short.
Can I use it for a roka or chunni ceremony?+
Yes. Name the event after your ritual, such as roka, sagai or ring ceremony.
Can I add photos to the card?+
Yes. The card has a gallery where you can add photos.
Is the preview free?+
Yes, you get a free three-day watermarked preview. Prices are on the pricing page.