Save the date · Caricature Save the Date
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A caricature wedding video is a painted film with a caricature couple inside it: on a palace terrace, in a snake boat, under a mandap. The films are already made. Your details change: your names, your functions, your venue, and each family's name on their own copy. The painted couple comes by default, or put in your own caricature.
There are two lengths. The short ones, 18 to 40 seconds, are save the dates: your names, the date and a line that the invitation will follow. The long ones, about a minute to a minute and three quarters, are full invitations that walk through every function from Haldi to the reception and end on RSVP.
Because the film is already finished, there is no waiting for a designer to draw it from scratch. You pick the film, add your details, choose the painted couple or your own caricature, and get it back.
21 of 21 are ready to send today.

Swans on a palace pool, peacocks on the wall and the two of you by the water

The two of you in a red convertible down a palm-lined coast road

French doors swing open onto a starry terrace with a peacock and palms

Carved arches and coloured smoke carry you through every function

A shooting star, a gold crest and a push through the arch to the palace

Ganesh, a chhatri with peacocks and a baraat marching in

A pull-back from the mandap canopy to the two of you — and the days to go

Seven cards on one carved frame, each with its own flip, wipe or burst

One terrace from day to night — the sky, skyline and garlands change for every function

A card on the table opens to a gold colonnade, every function and a doli at dusk

Tiger cubs at a carved door, a push into the palace and a monogram door into the ballroom

A lakeside arcade, Bismillah, and swans that meet in the middle

Elephants, photographers, a boat on the lake and fireworks for the finale

Each function tilts up to the sky and settles back into a garden of chhatris

One long arcade, one bay per function, the two of you in a snake boat

Roses, your monogram, your hashtag and Save the Date

A carved doorway swings open into each function

Where you met, the route on the map, the proposal — then every function

Page-curl turns through Haldi, Mehendi, Jaggo and the Anand Karaj

The camera glides across painted cards on a lawn, from tutari players to RSVP

Gold doors open onto a corridor, then paint splashes into every function
Choosing
Coastal Drive puts you in a red convertible down a palm coast in 18 seconds. Moonlit Colonnade, Countdown Mandap, Palace Pool and Villa Night are between 22 and 28 seconds. Rose Corridor is the gentlest, with your monogram and hashtag in a rose-framed corridor.
Sandstone Cards flips through seven cards on a carved frame in 30 seconds. Arcade & Boat gives each function its own bay of a long arcade, the two of you arriving in a snake boat.
Palace Terrace moves one terrace from day to night across Haldi, Sangeet, Phere and Reception. Gold Colonnade, Carved Doorways and Chhatri Garden run past a minute and a half and end on RSVP. Our Love Story begins with where you met and the proposal.
Nikah by the Lake opens with Bismillah, then Haldi and Mehandi, Walima and the Nikah itself. Anand Karaj opens with Ik Onkar and Gurbani and turns the page through Haldi, Mehendi and Jaggo to the palki.
How it works
A short save the date or a full invitation with every function.
Names, dates, venues and functions, in your wedding on ShaadiMode.
Keep the painted couple that comes with the film, or upload your own caricature of the two of you.
Questions
Yes, if you want. Every film comes with a painted couple by default. You can keep it, or put in your own caricature of the two of you. Either way we letter in your names, functions and venue.
Yes. In 20 of the 21 caricature films each family's own copy opens with "Dear" and their name. Our Love Story is made by our team on request.
Yes: Nikah by the Lake for a Nikah and Walima, and Anand Karaj for a Sikh wedding with Jaggo and the palki.