A shaadi album made from your wedding photos, one chapter per function

Print it only if you love it.

1. Cover and title page

   Both your names as you want them printed, the city and the month, and both family names if you like. For example: Ananya & Kabir: Haldi to Vidaai, Jaipur, December 2025.

2. A first page from whoever is giving it

   A short dedication from the couple, the parents or a sibling. Write your own line or pick one of three suggestions.

3. How it began

   An opening spread built from your answer to how you met, whether it was a family introduction, college, work or an app, with a photo of the two of you.

4. One chapter for every function

   Roka, sagai, haldi, mehendi, sangeet, baraat, varmala, pheras, nikah, anand karaj, vidaai, reception and more, in the order your family followed. Each chapter opens with a short intro and the date, then a hero portrait, a candid grid and ritual sequences such as a varmala filmstrip. Captions describe each ritual gently, because practice varies by family, region and community.

5. The people who made it

   A family names page from the names you type in, plus pages for the people you said you'd hate to see missing, like Chhoti Bua or Rohan bhaiya. Star a photo or two of each one and the preview tells you if anyone still has no page.

6. The moment you still laugh about

7. Video pages

8. Credits and closing page

   An optional photographer credit page, an optional ritual glossary for relatives and friends who are new to the ceremonies, and a closing spread of the two of you.

1. Whose wedding is this? Bride's name and groom's name, as they should read on the cover.
2. Which functions happened? Tick all that apply. We fill in the dates from your photos, you just confirm.
3. How did you two meet?
4. What's one funny or unforgettable moment from the wedding?
5. Who made the wedding special? Name up to 5 people you'd hate to see missing from the book.
6. Which song did everyone dance to at the sangeet? Only the title is printed.
7. Who is this book from, and what should the first page say? Write a line or pick one of 3 suggestions.
8. Captions in English, Hindi or Hinglish?

• Parents who want extra copies for nani, dadi and the bua and mama households
• Siblings and cousins who took hundreds of phone photos at every function
• Couples whose wedding mixed traditions, with chapters named the way their families say them

• Classic album: clean photo layouts on ivory pages with serif type
• Miniature royale: miniature-painting-inspired borders and arches for palace and Rajasthani weddings
• Modern minimal: white space, black-and-white with colour accents, for city and intimate weddings
• Mehendi pastel: florals, henna motifs and soft pastels
• Folk motif: Madhubani, Kalamkari and Warli-inspired frames