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Roseleaf: Wedding invitation

A pink eight-petal flower above the word Roseleaf in a thin gold frame, with small daisies on a blush ground Play the live demo

₹2,399was ₹2,999on the Grand plan

Roseleaf is a Grand wedding invitation that opens on an ivory envelope, embossed with leaves and closed with a blush wax seal and embroidered flowers. One tap plays it through — the same tap starts your music — and it dissolves onto an illustrated page of carved pillars and garlands, where your names sit with both sets of parents. A gold foil card hides the date until guests scratch it, and the countdown appears behind it. Then the page slows down: meet the two of you, follow your story from the first message onward, browse the album, flip a card for each function, and leave a wish on the wall.

Best for

  • couples with a love story to tell
  • an evening reception and a morning muhurtham
  • Hindu, Christian or Muslim couples

What your guests see

  1. An embossed envelope with a blush wax seal that plays once on a tap
  2. An illustrated opening page with your names and both sets of parents
  3. A gold foil card to scratch for the date, with the countdown behind it
  4. Meet the couple, then your story along a spine of moments, starting with a chat
  5. An album and a flip card for each function, with the families after
  6. A wall of guests' wishes and a closing page with your hashtag

Questions about Roseleaf

Can Roseleaf be worded for a church wedding or a Nikah?
Yes. The Christian version prints Mark 10:9 and moves the day to Holy Matrimony at a church and a reception; the Muslim version opens with the Bismillah and Surah Ar-Rum 30:21 and runs a mehndi, the Nikah and a walima.
Can guests skip the envelope film?
There is no skip button, because the reveal is meant to be watched, but it never locks anyone out: if the film stalls or a phone refuses to play it, the invitation opens anyway.

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