Invitation websites
Safar
The wedding as a journey. It opens as a boarding pass you tear, then you are in a window seat above the clouds — and as guests scroll, the whole page descends through the sky, past the week drawn as a route, to land at the airport.
Build the whole thing free. You only pay when you want guests to open it.
The site is live the moment you pay, and nothing is queued — your own photographs fill the page.
What's included
- ✦ Opens as a boarding pass: one tap tears the stub off, with your names, date and place on the ticket.
- ✦ A window seat above the clouds, and as guests scroll the page descends through the sky to land at the airport.
- ✦ The week drawn as a route — every function a boarding card with its time, place, map and dress colours.
- ✦ During the wedding week the next function is marked “Up next”, and finished ones are stamped done.
- ✓ Your story, the day-by-day schedule, photographs, travel and directions.
- ✓ Replies per function, so you know who is coming to what.
- ✓ Unlimited edits, free, right up to the wedding.
- ✓ Your own photographs throughout — upload as many as you like.
- ✓ Gujarati, Hindi or English, in your own script.
- ✓ Opens with “Tu Hi Toh Hai”, an original song made for Toran. Pick another from our library, choose the part that plays — like music on a story — or switch it off. Guests can always mute it.
- ✓ After the wedding ends, the reply form turns into a feedback form. Guests leave a star rating and a note, and you read them privately on your dashboard, beside every RSVP — downloadable as a spreadsheet.
About this design
Safar means the journey, and this layout treats a wedding as one. It opens on a boarding pass lying on indigo linen, with your names, date and place set on the ticket; one tap tears the stub away.
Then the guest is in a window seat above the clouds, your names written in the sky. As they scroll, the whole page descends: through the cloud, over the fields and the river, down the approach lights, until it lands at the airport — the same flight from the first screen to the last, not a stack of separate pictures.
The week is drawn as a route. Every function is a stop on a gold line that traces itself as guests scroll, and each stop is a boarding card with the day, the time, the place, a map link and the colours to wear. During the wedding week the next function is marked “Up next”.