Sitesfare’s Shuang Xi template is a Chinese wedding website laid out as a handscroll that unrolls sideways: red lanterns rise around a papercut 囍, your names stand as a red couplet with the lunar date, and the scroll carries a red invitation, the guo da li gifts, a gatecrash quiz guests can play, the tea ceremony order, the day’s rites on bamboo slips, a banquet where guests find their own table, and an RSVP that seals a red packet. It costs ₹2,499 once, or from ₹7,999 once to keep it online for good.
Drafting is free. To publish, choose Occasion at ₹2,499 once, or Occasion Forever at from ₹7,999 once.
Shuang Xi is built from the Chinese wedding as it is celebrated in Singapore and Malaysia: the guo da li and the an chuang, the gatecrash on the morning, the tea ceremony for the elders, and the banquet with its eight courses and three yam sengs.
It reads like a painted handscroll on a computer and stacks neatly on a phone, with every word — in English and Chinese — editable.
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₹2,499 once
A site for your wedding or celebration — live until 60 days after the event. Keep it for good with Occasion Forever.
from ₹7,999 once
Keep your wedding or celebration site online for good — two email addresses and 2 GB of photos, paid once; grow to 10 GB or 50 GB.
Type each table on its own line — “Table 3: Marcus Teo, Priya Nair” — and guests type their name to see their table light up.
Yes. Three questions, each with the right answer first and the wrong ones after; the page shuffles them.
On a phone the scroll is laid flat and the panels stack one under another, so nothing is hard to reach.
₹2,499 once, live until 60 days after the wedding; from ₹7,999 once to keep it online forever.
