For Gurgaon (Gurugram) weddings
Sector numbers, society towers and highway resorts lose even guests from Delhi. Give everyone an exact pin, the right gate and a number to call — one link for your Gurugram wedding.
The city is easy if you live here. For a mausi arriving from Lucknow, “Sector 54, Tower C” is a puzzle.
“Sector 54” or “DLF Phase 5” is clear to residents, but out-of-town guests can't picture it — and old and new names get mixed up.
A Mehndi or Path at home in a high-rise society means a tower, a flat number, the right gate — and a guard asking whom they're visiting.
Resorts and lawns along NH-48 and Sohna Road sit behind service lanes; one missed turn means a long loop back.
Monsoon waterlogging and evening office traffic slow the roads just when most receptions begin.
Where Gurugram weddings happen, and the one detail that gets guests to the right door.
Golf Course Road · Golf Course Extension Road
Hotels, clubs and banquet spaces along a busy corridor with service lanes and U-turns.
On your invitePin the hotel's main entrance and name the banquet hall or lawn inside it.
Delhi–Jaipur highway · towards Manesar
Many wedding resorts sit along the highway, where a missed exit means a long detour.
On your inviteWrite which direction the entrance faces (towards Jaipur or towards Delhi) and a landmark just before it.
Sohna Road · Gurgaon–Faridabad Road
Farmhouses and banquet halls down lanes that often have no name on the map.
On your invitePaste the venue manager's pin and add the lane or the nearest landmark.
Gated societies and high-rises
Haldi, Mehndi or a Path at home means guests need the tower, the flat, the right gate — and security may ask for names.
On your inviteSwitch on “at home”, write the tower and gate, and say whether guests will be pre-approved at security.
DLF Cyber City · MG Road
Hotels near the offices are handy for colleagues, but evening office traffic peaks when receptions start.
On your inviteMention the nearest Rapid Metro or Yellow Line station, and suggest leaving a little early.
Dwarka Expressway · New Gurgaon
Newer venues and societies in fast-growing sectors may not show up correctly by name in Maps yet.
On your inviteAlways paste a pin here — don't rely on a name or address search.
Each function card has a venue name, an address and a Maps link. Use all three.
Put the part guests look for first: the tower and gate for a society, the banquet hall for a hotel.
At home — Tower C, Gate 3
Write the society or venue, the sector and a landmark everyone knows.
Sector 54, Golf Course Road, near the Rapid Metro
Paste a Google Maps link dropped at the gate guests should use — the button then opens that exact spot.
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Share the link in office groups or by email — it opens in any browser, so work friends see the reception details in seconds.
Haldi in Delhi, reception in Gurgaon? Every function keeps its own venue and pin on the same invitation.
Gurgaon is a short drive from Delhi's airport — guests landing for the wedding go straight to the right venue from the link.
When roads waterlog, guests check the pin and call the family from the invite instead of searching through chats.
Society home, Gurdwara and resort — on one page, with a map for each.
Each function keeps its own date, time, venue and Maps link.
A Maps link opens the exact spot; an address alone opens a search.
Switch on “at home” and add the tower, flat and gate.
Add more than one number per side — a cousin can handle directions.
Opens in the browser — nothing for guests to install.
Pick your tradition — the blessing and functions come ready.
Carved doors swing open on the Palki Sahib: blossoms and gold, the four Laavan, and every function from Path to Reception.
Functions included
A palace invitation: a sealed letter, velvet curtains and a baraat on an elephant.
Functions included
Make a wish on a dandelion, then watch a garden grow — editorial type, no religious text, an hour of the day for every function.
Functions included
Opens with Shree Ganeshaya Namah and lists every function from Haldi to the reception.
Functions included
Carved doors open on a night of lanterns, with the Mehndi, Nikah and Walima ready to fill in.
Functions included
A stained-glass rose window lights up over your names — engagement, Roce, Holy Matrimony and reception.
Functions included
Sectors, societies, Metro and guests coming from Delhi.
Making and previewing it is free, with no sign-up: choose a template, add each function's venue with its Google Maps link and add family numbers. Getting the shareable link is a one-time ₹499 (launch offer, usually ₹999), and then you send it on WhatsApp.
Switch on “at home” for that function, write the tower and gate in the venue name (for example “At home — Tower C, Gate 3”), put the society and sector in the address, and paste a Maps pin dropped at that gate.
Either works. The city's official name has been Gurugram since 2016, and Google Maps understands both — what matters most is pasting a pin.
Yes. Each function has its own venue, address and Maps link, so functions in different cities sit side by side on one invitation.
Yes — add it to the address or welcome message. The Yellow Line runs from Delhi into Gurugram, and the Rapid Metro serves Cyber City and Golf Course Road.
No. The invitation is a link that opens in the phone's browser, straight from WhatsApp.
From Golf Course Road to NH-48 — an exact pin for every venue, in one link for every guest.
Free to try
₹499 only when you share
