Wedding-ready video templates
Choose from a growing collection of romantic, modern, floral, editorial, and cinematic styles.
Wedding invitation video maker
Choose a motion design, select your event and soundtrack, and let WedCall create a polished invitation video ready to download and share.
Try the video studio
Choose from every WedCall video design, add your names and event details here, then create and download the MP4 without an account.
No account or payment required.
The sample uses demonstration details. Your finished video uses your own wedding event.
Choose from a growing collection of romantic, modern, floral, editorial, and cinematic styles.
Enter the names, date, time, venue, invitation heading, and closing line without creating an account.
Preview available music and select the atmosphere you want before rendering.
Save the finished MP4 or send your announcement directly through WhatsApp.
Preview the available motion templates and select the style that fits your wedding.
Confirm the wedding details and pair the design with your preferred soundtrack.
Render the video, download the MP4, and share it with your guests.
Traditional video editors start with a blank canvas, layers, and timelines. WedCall starts with a wedding-ready design. Enter your details directly on this page and create the finished video without signing in.
Preview the style and soundtrack before creating. When the render is ready, download a shareable MP4 and use it on WhatsApp, social media, or alongside your digital wedding invitation.
No. Choose a template, event, and soundtrack; WedCall handles the video rendering.
The selected design uses details from your wedding event, such as the couple's names, date, time, and venue.
Yes. You can watch template samples and listen to soundtrack options before creating the video.
No. Choose a template, enter your details, render the video, and download the MP4 without signing in.
Choose a design, add your soundtrack, and create an invitation video ready for every screen.
Create your invitation video