Where Canva wins
Huge template library, brand kits, and design flexibility. Ideal if someone in the family already designs in Canva Pro.
- ◆Unlimited creative control
- ◆Cross-event reuse
- ◆Learning curve if you are new
Canva is the best DIY design canvas. Vivaahli Invites is built for Indian weddings: function cards, guest microsite, RSVP, free tier, and ₹699 one-time — no Pro subscription. Use Canva if you love drag-and-drop design; use Vivaahli if you need hosting + RSVP without cobbling tools together.
Updated 2 August 2026
Digital invitation link, WhatsApp card, print-ready PDF, and guest RSVP — one price, no add-on tax.
Side-by-side comparison — prices and free tiers as of the Updated date above.
| Tool | Price | Free tier | Languages | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vivaahli InvitesVivaahli | Free + ₹699 | Yes — 1 function, guest RSVP, 30 days | English-first (locale seed supported) | Indian wedding card + microsite + RSVP without add-on fees |
| Canva | Free + Pro ~₹499/mo | Yes — watermark / compressed exports on free | Many; Indian templates uneven | DIY design control if you already use Canva |
Huge template library, brand kits, and design flexibility. Ideal if someone in the family already designs in Canva Pro.
Indian function flows, shareable invitation link, guest list RSVP, print PDF, and one-time pricing without coins.
Yes. Vivaahli Invites offers a free tier (1 function, guest RSVP, 30 days). Paid invitations start at ₹699 one-time for card PNG, print PDF, RSVP, and 1-year validity.
Canva is better if you want total DIY design control and already know the tool. Vivaahli is better when you want Indian wedding functions, a guest microsite with RSVP, and print-ready card output without a monthly subscription.
DIY tools range from free to a few hundred rupees. Done-for-you static cards often start around ₹900; video agencies commonly charge ₹1,200–₹5,000+. Vivaahli’s paid card+RSVP SKU is ₹699 one-time.
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