Sitesfare’s Anand template is a Punjabi Sikh wedding website made like a phulkari. It opens on a live 3D mustard field at golden hour, with a phulkari bagh stitching itself into the sky. Then the wedding is one long khaddar shawl: as guests scroll, a needle runs across each panel and embroiders it into being — the invitation, your story, the week from the chunni to the doli, jaggo night, the four laavan, the milni, langar and dinner, photographs, the gurdwara and the reception — and the RSVP stitches each guest’s name into the phulkari. 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.
Anand is built from the Punjabi Sikh wedding as it is held in Surrey, Brampton, Southall and Punjab: the chunni, mehndi and sangeet, maiyan and jaggo, the milni at the gurdwara gates, the Anand Karaj with its four laavan, langar, the doli and the reception.
Gurmukhi sits beside English, and every word is yours to change. Nothing to press: the needle stitches as guests scroll.
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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.
Yes — each of the four laavan is a line you write, under a Gurmukhi heading.
Yes — there is a note for covering heads, shoes and seating, and you can word it as your gurdwara asks.
They scroll, and a needle embroiders each panel as it arrives — there is nothing to press.
₹2,499 once, live until 60 days after the wedding; from ₹7,999 once to keep it online forever.
