Sheesh MahalRajasthani wedding invitation

Sheesh Mahal means palace of mirrors. In Rajasthan's forts, such as Amer near Jaipur, rulers built halls whose walls and ceilings were set with thousands of small mirror pieces, so that a single lamp could light up the whole room like a night sky. This template borrows that idea for your wedding night.

The cover shows a white marble aisle lined with diyas, mirror-inlaid walls glittering on both sides, and the bride walking under a phoolon ki chaadar, a canopy of jasmine strings held up by her brothers or cousins, towards the groom at a green-curtained mandap. At the bottom, a pietra dura style inlay of vines and red flowers sits in the marble floor. The inner pages move to a moonlit courtyard with chhatris, a still pool and floating diyas and lotuses.

It is the most formal and royal of our designs. Rajasthani and Marwari families like it for its palace feel, and many North Indian families choose it for evening weddings, winter weddings and destination weddings in Udaipur or Jaipur. The deep blue night and white marble give your names a lot of contrast, so they read clearly even on small phone screens.

Every function gets its own page, so a long programme with a mehendi, a sangeet, the pheras and a reception stays organised. It works especially well when the pheras or the varmala happen at night.

Guests open the link from WhatsApp and see your names over the marble aisle, a countdown, a voice message from your parents if you add one, each function with a Google Maps button, a photo gallery, and an RSVP form.