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Seven free tools for the jobs every Indian wedding has: writing the card matter, WhatsApp invitation messages and save the date lines, finding a hashtag, putting the functions in order, counting down, and cleaning the guest list. They run in your browser from fixed templates and simple rules, need no sign-up, and none of them sends what you type anywhere.
Seven tools
Traditional wedding card wording in English, Hindi or Hinglish, from your names, date, venue and functions.
Open the toolThree WhatsApp invitation messages for any function, in English, Hindi or Hinglish, warm, fun or formal.
Open the toolTwenty-plus wedding hashtags from your two names, in English and Hinglish, with function tags.
Open the toolSave the date lines in classic, fun, Hindi, Hinglish, destination and family styles.
Open the toolTick your functions and get them in a sensible order across your wedding days, with dates.
Open the toolDays left to your wedding, plus a countdown message to share on WhatsApp.
Open the toolPaste names and numbers; split them into bride side, groom side and groups, remove repeats and download a CSV.
Open the toolAfter the tools
Every tool ends with a link into ShaadiMode, where the same names, dates and functions become a digital wedding invitation or a save the date that guests open on WhatsApp. Two invitation designs and two save the date designs are free forever, with no watermark. Not sure what a word on your card means? The Indian wedding glossary explains roka to vidaai.
Questions
Yes. All seven are free, with no sign-up and no limit on how often you use them.
No. They use fixed templates written by people and simple rules, so the same input always gives the same result. That also means nothing you type needs to leave your browser.
Yes. Each tool links to ShaadiMode, where you can make a digital invitation or save the date and send it on WhatsApp. Two invitation designs and two save the date designs are free forever, with no watermark.