A private invitation desk
Nimantran is the desk where the invitation is written. You set the day and the place, address each person by name, and publish when the list is finished. There is no public page. Every guest receives a welcome that already knows their name.
Addressed
The card greets the guest by the name you entered.
Answered
Coming, and with how many people, or declined with regrets.
Held
Invite links appear only after the event is published.
From the studio
Sign in, open Events, and the rest of the work lives on that one page.
A wedding takes the groom and the bride, and the title becomes “groom weds bride”. Every other gathering uses the name you type, then the date, the place, and a map link.
The default card sets the names, the day, and the place. There is a Hindu wedding card. Or use a photograph, or a YouTube short that plays once the envelope is open.
Each person needs a name and a 10-digit phone number. “Can see the list” lets them, after the card opens, see who else was invited and how they replied.
Publishing reveals a private link beside every guest. That link is theirs alone. Send it the way you already speak to them.
The guest
The host
Each name shows a reply: coming, and with how many people, or declined. A changed mind is noted on the same line. Until they answer, the line simply waits.
Copy a link again after publish. Before publish, a guest or the whole event can still be removed. The card they open is the one you chose — printed, wedding, photograph, or short video.
Start a guest listThe catalogue
The type sets the wording and the artwork on the default card. Only a wedding asks for two names.
When the list is ready