The simple agreement between us.

01What you get

One payment unlocks one invitation: the preview mark is removed, it is published at its own sambaram.in/wedding address, and it stays live and editable for the plan you choose — 12 months for ₹ 2,999, or "Lifetime" for ₹ 4,999, meaning for as long as Sambaram operates the service.

Browsing, trying invitations with your names, building and previewing are free.

02Your content

You own everything you add. You give Sambaram permission to store it and display it at your invitation’s address for as long as the invitation is live.

You confirm you have the right to use the photographs, names and music you add, and that the people shown are happy to appear. The invitation credits music to its original artists and sources.

Don’t use Sambaram for anything unlawful, misleading or hurtful. We may take down an invitation that does.

03Your address

You choose your invitation’s address before paying. It cannot be changed after publishing. Addresses are first come, first served, and we may reclaim ones that impersonate others or are offensive.

04Payments and refunds

If a payment fails, nothing is charged and your invitation stays as it was — you can try again straight away.

Because the invitation is fully visible, with a watermark, before you pay, payment is not refundable once your invitation is published. The one exception: if Sambaram fails to deliver — payment is taken but publishing fails, or you are charged twice — we refund it in full. Full detail on the Refund & Cancellation page.

05Taking an invitation down

You can take an invitation offline at any time and restore it later; remaining hosting time is not refunded. You can also delete it permanently, which cannot be undone.

06Availability

We work hard to keep every invitation available, but can’t promise it will never be interrupted. Our liability is limited to the amount you paid for the affected invitation.

07Contact

Questions about these terms: hello@sambaram.in. These terms are governed by the laws of India, with courts in Hyderabad having jurisdiction.