Describe the card.
It arrives in twenty seconds.

Avra makes festival and wedding cards over WhatsApp. Tell it what you want, reply to change anything.

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A woman holding a phone, a Diwali card and a trail of chat bubbles rising from it.

Three messages, one card.

No app to download, no account to make. It works in the same place you already send the invitation.

1

Describe

Send a message with the occasion, the names and the date. Attach a photo of a card you liked, if you have one.

A chat message asking for a garden party invitation on 12 October at Windsor House, with roses in the background.
2

Inspect

A finished card comes back in about twenty seconds, at a size that prints cleanly or forwards to anyone.

The card that came back: a Garden Party invitation in a painted garden of pale flowers, with the date and the Sharmas' number.
3

Edit

Reply to the card saying what should be different. The wording, the colour, the flowers. The next one comes back changed.

The same invitation after a reply: the garden is now banked with red and white roses.

You never have to start over.

Every card you get back can be replied to. Pick one of these and watch the card change.

The first version of the card. The card with a deeper blue background. The card with more marigolds and less gold. The card with both names under the greeting.

The first one, straight from your description.

Made this month.

All of these started as one sentence in a chat.

A Diwali card in warm lamplight.
A mehendi ceremony invitation.
An Onam greeting with a flower arrangement.

The border came back four times before she was happy with it.

An Eid greeting card in soft green.
A housewarming invitation with a doorway motif.

Ask for anything you would have printed.

Festivals

DiwaliHoliEid OnamPongalGanesh Chaturthi NavratriBaisakhiChristmas

Family

WeddingsEngagements Naming daysHousewarmings Anniversaries

Everything else

BirthdaysShop openings Thank you notesNew year wishes

“We made forty cards for the shop opening in one evening. Last year the printer took a week.”

Devansh Bhatia, runs a sari shop in Jaipur

Send it one message and see.

Your first three cards are free. After that it is thirty rupees a card, paid when you finalise one.

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