Save the date · 3D Save the Date · Plus
Garden Pavilion, a 3D garden save the date for South Indian weddings
Lilac drapes, a floral arch and your names in gold.
Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding, for every family's copy.
Garden Pavilion is a 42-second 3D film set in a morning garden. It opens on a set table where the guest's own name sits on a gold-edged place card. Save the Date appears in gold under a lilac-draped arch, your hashtag glows, your names stand on a flowered easel, the reception is lettered on a rose arch, and it closes on the muhurtham, time and venue written across a banana-leaf wall, after the two of you appear under a white gazebo.
Step by step
What your guests see
- Their name on a gold-edged place card at a set table
- Save the Date in gold under a lilac-draped arch
- Your wedding hashtag glowing in the morning light
- Your names on a flowered easel
- The two of you under the white gazebo
- Your wedding date and city on a banana-leaf wall
About Garden Pavilion
Who it suits
It is the calmest of the fifteen 3D worlds: pastel drapes, roses and daylight, with no fireworks and no crowd. That softness is why couples use it as the very first thing guests receive.
The banana-leaf wall and the word muhurtham make it a natural fit for Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayali weddings, where the reception and the muhurtham are the two events guests need to know about.
Best for: Everyone — a classic, elegant first invitation.
At a glance
The details
- Length
- 34 seconds
- Format
- Vertical video, sent on WhatsApp
- Your photo
- Yes, placed in the scene
- Each family's name
- Yes, on their own copy
- You fill in
- A photo of the two of you · Your names · Date and city · Your functions
- Price
- Comes with Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding.
Questions
About Garden Pavilion
Does Garden Pavilion show the muhurtham time?
Yes. The last shot writes the muhurtham, its time and the venue on a banana-leaf wall.
Where does the guest's name appear in Garden Pavilion?
On a gold-edged place card at a set table, in the very first shot, so it reads like a seat kept for them.
Is Garden Pavilion only for South Indian weddings?
No. The garden, arch and gazebo suit any daytime wedding; the banana-leaf wall and the word muhurtham simply make it feel most at home at a South Indian one.
