Invitation videos
A short, warm invitation to send to family groups on WhatsApp.
Weddings
Wedding invitation videos and planner promos, made with care
Wedding videos are about getting the details right: names spelled correctly, dates and venues clear, the mood warm. Chitrio lets you build an invitation video from the couple's photos with names, dates and venue on a clean closing card, and helps wedding planners and decorators promote their work with narrated showcases of past events. Text is drawn by the layout engine, so it is never garbled.
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Straight answer: Wedding videos are shared with the most important people in a family's life. Double-check every name, date and venue, and get the couple's sign-off before the invitation goes out.
How it works
- 1
Gather photos and details
The couple's photos or your past event photos, plus names, dates, venue and the tone you want.
- 2
Write the words
A warm invitation script or a planner showcase. Check every name and date before rendering.
- 3
Render and share
Vertical for WhatsApp and Instagram, landscape for YouTube, with music under the narration.
What people make with it
Save the date
A quick vertical teaser with the date and city.
Planner portfolios
Past weddings shown as narrated showcases, with the families' permission.
Decor and venue promos
Mandap designs, venues and themes promoted to couples planning ahead.
Thank-you videos
A thank-you to guests with photos from the celebration.
Questions, answered
Will names and dates be spelled correctly?
Text on cards is drawn by the layout engine, so it appears exactly as you typed it. Double-check spellings before rendering.
Can the invite be in Hindi?
Yes. Narration and text can be in Hindi, including Devanagari, or in other supported languages.
Can I add a song?
You can choose music from the library or an AI-composed track. Only use a commercial song if you have the rights to it.
Can planners use client photos?
Only with the families' permission.
Will AI change the couple's faces?
No. Uploaded photos are used as they are, with camera movement added.