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Modern, minimal wedding invitation

By Nimantran · Updated 19 October 2026

A modern, minimal wedding invitation for couples who want less gold and more calm: a night-sky envelope, a moon seal that dissolves into stardust, and a card that rises with clean type, to a crystal harp. You send it as one link with your names in it.

The Celestial Minimal invitation open on its first page
Open the live Celestial Minimal sample → Also fits: Anime Watercolor

How the night-sky invitation opens

The Celestial Minimal design is deep navy with fine lines and a lot of space. The guest touches the moon seal, it turns to stardust, and the card rises: your names, a short personal note, the countdown, each ceremony and the RSVP.

What is inside

  • Music: a crystal harp in the colours of Raag Yaman.
  • A personal note from the two of you, instead of a formal invitation.
  • Every ceremony, up to 9, with map, calendar and dress code.
  • Notes for guests: stay, travel, weather, for a destination wedding.
  • Up to 10 photos and a live countdown.
  • RSVP on WhatsApp and an English ⇄ हिन्दी switch.

Short, modern wording

Personal note
Under the same sky, a little closer every year. We'd love you there when we say yes in Rishikesh.
From the couple
Together with their families, Tara & Vihaan invite you to celebrate their wedding.

More samples: Indian wedding invitation wording in English.

Make yours in five minutes

  1. Open the builder with the Celestial Minimal design.
  2. Type your names, a note and each ceremony.
  3. See it with your details, then pay ₹2100 once.
  4. Send your link, like vihaan-tara.nimantran.page, on WhatsApp.

Questions

Is the modern invitation only in English?

No. It has an English ⇄ हिन्दी switch, with a Devanagari typeface that matches the clean English one.

Does it still list the traditional ceremonies?

Yes. Ganpati Sthapna, Haldi, Mehendi & Sangeet, Baraat, Pheras and Reception, or any you add, up to 9, each with a map and dress code.

How much does it cost?

₹2100 once, including GST. You see it with your own details before you pay.