Sitesfare’s Garbo template is a Gujarati wedding website: a red chundadi unfolds onto a live 3D garba where a pierced garbo lamp throws light on the dancers, with your names in English and Gujarati, your story in mirror-work, the mameru gift list, a kankotri in haldi and kanku, the chandlo matli, mandvo, pithi, garba, pheras and vidaai, a dhol your guests can play, a Gujarati thali, and an RSVP that steps every guest into the garba circle. 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.
Garbo is built from the Gujarati wedding: the bandhani chundadi and the gharchola, mirror-work and leheriya, the mameru from the bride’s maternal uncle, the garba around the lamp, the kankotri, the pheras and the vidaai.
It is made for Gujarati families wherever they celebrate — in Bahrain and the Gulf, in Gujarat, or anywhere in the world — with every word, in English and Gujarati, 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.
No. The example wedding is in Bahrain, but every city, venue and word is editable — it works for a Gujarati wedding anywhere.
Yes. The names, the blessing and the kankotri title are in Gujarati script, and every English line is editable too.
A list of the gifts from the bride’s maternal uncle, laid out one by one — type them one per line, or hide the section.
₹2,499 once, live until 60 days after the wedding; from ₹7,999 once to keep it online forever.
