Wedding invitations, made one at a time
Elzoka makes digital wedding invitations for Indian weddings: an invitation that opens on a phone, with your names, dates, venues and photographs set into a design by hand.
Before there was a website, there were invitations, built one at a time for real families getting married and shared as a link on WhatsApp. Elzoka is that same work, with a shopfront in front of it.
How it is made
Made by hand, one at a time
A person sets every invitation, which is why we notice what a form would miss.
Every detail read
Your details are read, set into the design and checked before anything comes back to you.
You see it first
We send it to you before any guest. A wrong name or date? Tell us and we fix it.
Two rounds of changes
Included with every invitation. A mistake of ours is fixed free.
What we hold to
Private, never on Google
Hidden from search engines, with a long random web address that cannot be guessed. Your family's names, dates and venues are not for strangers to find.
You approve first
Nothing is shared with a single guest until you have said it is right.
Nothing borrowed
Every design was made here, not bought in or licensed from a marketplace. The samples use invented families, dates and venues, so no real couple's details are on this site.
No invented reviews
We have not collected any yet. When we do, they will come from people who bought an invitation. We would rather say we don't know.
A link and a printed card
A printed card
- Beautiful, and finished the moment it is printed.
- For the people you hand it to.
A link
- Carries the map to each venue, the time each event starts, a countdown and music.
- Can be forwarded to the cousin whose address nobody has.
- Costs nothing extra to send to five hundred people instead of fifty.
We are not trying to talk anyone out of a printed card. Most families we work with have both: the card for the people they hand it to, the link for everybody else.