Formal invitation
Together with their families, Anita D'Souza and Joseph Fernandes request the honour of your presence as they are united in Holy Matrimony.
Christian Classic design
For your Holy Matrimony: a rose window that lights up over your names, then the engagement, bridal shower, Roce, church wedding and reception with a map for each, and both families a tap away — in one link.
A graceful opening and the three main functions are ready — you add names, times and venues.
In God's grace
A gentle opening line, followed by an invitation to witness your union in Holy Matrimony.
Each has its own date, time, venue, address, Google Maps link and an “at home” switch. Turn off any function you aren't hosting.
By the grace of God and with the blessing of our families, we joyfully invite you to witness our union in Holy Matrimony and to celebrate with us.
Your presence and your prayers are the greatest gift. We look forward to celebrating with you.
Both messages are pre-written — keep them or rewrite them in your own words.
Two venues, a fixed ceremony time and guests coming from far — a picture card handles none of it well.
The ceremony and the reception are usually at different places and hours — guests need both, clearly.
A Nuptial Mass won't wait for latecomers. Guests need the time — and a map — they can't misread.
Many Goan, Mangalorean and Kerala families have relatives in the Gulf, the UK or Canada who need the details early.
Functions common in Indian Christian weddings. Template functions get their own card; the rest fit in your welcome message.
A ring ceremony, often with a blessing by the priest and a family dinner.
Listed as “Engagement” — switch it off if it's already done.
In Catholic parishes, the coming marriage is announced at Sunday Masses in the weeks before the wedding.
Not an event to time — but some couples mention their parishes.
In Goan and Mangalorean Catholic families, the bride and groom are anointed with coconut milk (and turmeric) at home the day before.
In Kerala Christian weddings, the betrothal at the church where the families formally agree to the marriage.
Vows, rings and the blessing at the church — often within a Nuptial Mass. In Kerala, the minnu is tied during the ceremony.
Give the exact start time and pin the church entrance.
Toasts, the cake cutting, the first dance and dinner — usually that evening, at a different venue.
Copy a line or a verse into your welcome or closing message.
Together with their families, Anita D'Souza and Joseph Fernandes request the honour of your presence as they are united in Holy Matrimony.
“Love is patient and is kind.” — 1 Corinthians 13:4
“What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.” — Mark 10:9
“Two are better than one.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9
The Nuptial Mass begins at 11:00 AM at the Church of Our Lady — kindly be seated by 10:45 AM.
Dinner and dance to follow at 7:00 PM, Seaside Lawns. Dress code: festive formal.
Names, venues and times in these samples are placeholders — replace them with your own.
Ceremony, reception and two families — with a map for each venue.
Five functions ready to fill in — the engagement, bridal shower, Roce, church wedding and reception. Switch off any that are already behind you.
Each venue opens in Google Maps with one tap.
Keep the pre-written welcome or add a Bible verse.
Switch on the optional story for a few lines about you.
One or more numbers for each side.
Church in the morning, a reception with a band at night — two cards, two maps.
Mention the Manasammatham in your message; the church ceremony and reception get their own cards.
When the parish is in your hometown and the reception in the city, guests get directions to both.
Family in the Gulf, the UK or Canada sees every detail the moment you share — mark times as IST.
Lines worth adding to your welcome message.
A gentle “please be seated by 10:45” makes sure nobody walks in during the vows.
Church-appropriate for the ceremony, festive for the reception — one line saves many questions.
Large churches have several gates and car parks. Pin the one closest to the main door.
Functions, verses and venues for a church wedding invitation.
Christian Classic is free to try: design and preview your invitation with no sign-up. Getting your shareable link is a one-time ₹499 (launch offer, usually ₹999) — the same for every design — and it includes edits until the wedding.
Engagement, Bridal Shower, Roce, Holy Matrimony and Reception. Each has its own date, time, venue, address, Google Maps link and an “at home” switch; switch off any you aren't hosting.
Yes. Add it to the welcome or closing message — the invitation shows exactly what you type.
Yes — both are already listed and each gets its own scene: the Bridal Shower and the Roce (the Goan and Mangalorean anointing with coconut milk). Switch off any you aren't hosting.
Yes. Every function has its own venue, address and Google Maps link.
Yes. It opens with a rose window and “In God's Grace”, and its scripture (1 Corinthians 13, Mark 10:9, Numbers 6:24–26, in the public-domain KJV and WEB) is shared by Catholic and Protestant churches alike — edit the welcome message to match your church and family.
Christian Classic first — or choose the neutral Modern Minimal.



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The church and the reception, each with a map, and both families a tap away — preview it free, then share one link.
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