Wedding invitation songs · With each guest's name
In a Gaana Invite song, every guest's film pauses after the first verse and a voice calls them by name, then the song carries on. You choose how each family is called: one person with ji, bhaiya or didi, or the whole family together. A name that is often said wrong can be written the way it sounds.
Sample film: Watercolour Duet, made for a sample family.
Each family on your list gets its own film. For each one you choose a person ("Ramesh ji", "Ankit bhaiya", "Pooja didi") or the whole family ("Sharma parivar" in the Hindi songs, "Sharma family" in the English ones). In Watercolour Duet the guest hears "Dear Sharma family… this invitation is just for you."
If a name is often mispronounced, write it the way it sounds. The voice reads what you write, and the screen still shows the name as it is spelt. You can play any guest's film before you send it.
Spoken. The song itself is sung with your names, both families, the dates and the city. The guest's own name comes in the break, said by a warm voice over the music about eighteen seconds in. That is how one song can carry every family's name.
Their film keeps only the functions they are invited to. Under it they see those functions with dates and times, the venue with directions, and their own invitation to reply.
Plus and Signature. On Free you can try one song, the first 30 seconds sung with your names, and buy it for ₹499 as one film for all your guests, without names.
For each guest
A WhatsApp message from the couple with a link to their song.
One tap: the film plays with sound, in their phone's browser.
The song stops and a voice calls them by name.
Under the film: their functions, the venue with directions, and their invitation to reply.
Price
Plus (₹2,999 once per wedding) includes one Gaana Invite song and Signature (₹6,999) includes three, each with every guest called by name. Any other song is ₹499. On the free plan you can hear the first 30 seconds of one song, sung with your names, and buy it for ₹499 as one film for all your guests, without names.
Questions
Yes. With Gaana Invite on Plus or Signature, each guest's copy of the film has a voice calling them by name in the song's break.
Yes. You choose for each family: one person with ji, bhaiya or didi, or the whole family together.
Write it the way it sounds. The voice reads what you write, the screen shows the real spelling, and you can play the guest's film before sending it.
Plus (₹2,999 once per wedding) includes one Gaana Invite song and Signature (₹6,999) includes three, each with every guest called by name. Any other song is ₹499. On the free plan you can hear the first 30 seconds of one song, sung with your names, and buy it for ₹499 as one film for all your guests, without names.
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