Wedding Announcement Message Generator

A short WhatsApp, Instagram or email note sent after the wedding to inform your wider network - colleagues, extended family, old classmates - who were not at the ceremony. It differs from an invitation (which asks them to come) and from a thank-you (which acknowledges attendance).

3-10 days after the wedding. Earlier than 3 days feels like you are performing; later than 10 feels like an afterthought. The sweet spot is day 5, once you have 1-2 good photos from the photographer to attach.

Yes - the photo is the actual announcement. Use one photo: the ceremony portrait (formal audiences) or a candid laugh (friends). Do not attach 8 photos to the same message - it forces everyone to scroll. Save the full album for Instagram or a shared drive link.

No. Colleagues get the formal 2-line "pleased to share that we got married on [date] in [city]" version. College friends get the punchier "guess what, we tied the knot" variant. The generator splits both tones - pick the recipient chip.

One line of wedding context, the date and city, and a couple hashtag. The generator returns an Instagram-formatted variant with hashtags and a caption structure that works for single-image or carousel posts.

Yes - if you have a shared Google Drive or WedMeGood-style gallery, add the link. But keep the message itself short. "The full album is here: [link]" at the bottom works better than drowning the core announcement in a paragraph about logistics.

Yes. Pick Hindi for Devanagari. Pick Hinglish for Roman-script Hindi - the version most friends forward without modification. For bilingual messaging to distant relatives, run both variants and send the one that matches their reading preference.

Sending an announcement WhatsApp with photo to 300-400 people, segmented by group, is part of the Rs 11,999 Weddingkart Standard plan. You write the message here, paste it in, and the app handles contact list + photo attachment + delivery.