Save the date
A save the date is the first thing your guests get: your names, the date, the city, and a promise that the invitation will follow. Here it’s a link you send on WhatsApp that opens as a small interactive card. There are 14 designs, and 2 of them are free.
Designs
Each one does something when a guest opens it. Tap one to see it, then open it live.
FreeTap, and the diyas light the date
FreeScratch away the paper, and their photo comes through

Trace the heart, and the card opens for you

Peel back the lace, and their photo waits underneath

A soft lace frame settles around their names

Fine lace, cut close around the date

Open it, and the bloom unfolds around their names

The drapes part on a date worth the wait

Palace curtains open onto a courtyard, and the date

Garden curtains part, soft as a morning in bloom

Two swans, drawn close, carry the date between them

Two birds on a branch, and the date beside them

Pressed flowers frame the date, page after page

Palm shade and a wax seal — a beach date, sealed
How it works
Choose one of 14. Candlelight and Photo Scratch are free; open any of them live before you sign up.
That's all a save the date needs. Add a photo if the design has room for one. No venue, no function list yet.
Share one link with everyone, or on Plus give every family its own link that opens with their name on it.
What to put on it
Your two names, the date, the city, and “invitation to follow”. That’s the whole job. Leave out the venue, the timings and the list of functions; those belong on the invitation, and they often change after the save the date goes out. A photo of the two of you is a nice extra, and several designs have room for one.
For friends, you can swap the card for a game: 4 short games, like Save the Groom, where the date shows up at the end. Elders get the card; the friends’ group gets the game. Each group can have its own.
Price: 2 designs and 1 game are free, forever, with no watermark. All 14 designs, a game per group and a link per family come with Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding. The wedding invitation that follows is on the same account.
Questions
A save the date is the first note guests get about a wedding: the couple's names, the date, the city, and a line that the full invitation will follow. It goes out before the invitation so guests can block the days, book leave and plan travel.
Most families send it three to six months before the first function. For a destination wedding, or when many guests need flights and leave, six to eight months is common. It only needs the date and city, so it can go out before the venue or the list of functions is final.
Yes. 2 designs (Candlelight and Photo Scratch) and 1 game are free on ShaadiMode, with no watermark and no card. All 14 designs, a game per guest group and a link per family come with Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding plus GST.
Yes. It is a link, so it opens inside WhatsApp's own browser on any phone, with nothing to install.
Yes, on Plus. Every family gets its own link, and the save the date opens with that family's name on it. On Free there is one link you share with everyone.
Yes. The save the date only fixes the date. The invitation comes later with the full details: every function, venues, timings, maps, dress codes and RSVP. On ShaadiMode both live on the same wedding, so guests who got the save the date later get the invitation from the same number.
4 short games a friends' group can open instead of a card, such as Save the Groom, where they play a round before the date is revealed. They are meant for the friends' group, not for elders. One game is free; Plus gives a game per group.
The names, date and your own lines are yours to type in any language. The wedding's panel and invitation buttons switch to Hindi or Marathi on Plus.
Start free. Names, date, city, and it’s ready to send on WhatsApp.