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See yourself as a bride or groom

Upload a selfie, or a photo of you both. Get photo-real portraits of you in your wedding look, still unmistakably you, at every event from the Haldi to the reception.

  • First look freeOne portrait, no sign-up. One more with a free account.
  • Every event from $1012 or 30 portraits, no watermark.
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An everyday photo of a woman in a kitchenTheir photo
The same woman as a North Indian bride in a red lehengaTheir look
North Indian look, classic red, at the mandap. AI-generated models, not customers.

Try your look, free

1Who's getting the look?

2Add your photo

  • ✓ Face clearly visible, looking at the camera
  • ✓ Good light, no sunglasses or filters
  • ✓ Just you, or you in front

3Pick a wedding look

4Bride's outfit color

The usual colors for a North Indian bride

5Finishing touches

Jewelry

Setting

Free, no sign-up for your first look.

Your portrait appears here

A photo-real wedding portrait of you, in the look you choose.

You, at every event

A Wedding Look Pack turns the same photos into portraits for each event, in outfits made for it: yellow for the Haldi, mehndi on your hands, sparkle for the Sangeet, your North Indian look for the Pheras, and couture for the reception.

1. Pick your events

2. Add more photos for a closer likeness

Different angles and light help the faces stay the same in every portrait: a front selfie, a smiling one, one from the side.

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3. Choose your pack

Launch price

  • ✓ 6+ portraits for each of your 5 events
  • ✓ No watermark, private album, share link for family
  • ✓ Ready in about 10 minutes; we email you when it's done

How it works

Add a clear photo

A selfie or a photo of you both, face to the camera, in good light. It's deleted after 7 days.

Choose your look

Eight traditions, from a red North Indian lehenga to a Kanjeevaram saree, a Bengali shola mukut or a Nikah sharara. Add your color, jewelry and setting.

Save and share

Your portrait is ready in about 20 seconds. Save it, send it to the family group, or take it to your designer.

Ways couples use it

  • Settle the color debate

    Try your lehenga in red, then in pastel, before the first designer appointment.

  • Mix two traditions

    Planning a Punjabi and South Indian wedding? Try one look for each ceremony.

  • Plan the groom's look

    See the sherwani and safa colors that go with the bride's outfit.

  • Share the excitement

    A fun surprise for the family group chat or a save-the-date teaser.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Your first look is free with no sign-up. Create a free account and you get one more, so you can try a second tradition or color.

Will it still look like me?

That's the point. The portrait keeps your face, skin tone and features and changes only the outfit, jewelry, hair styling and setting. A clear, front-facing photo in good light gives the closest likeness.

What happens to my photo?

It's used only to create your look. Your photo and your portrait are deleted automatically after 7 days, and they are never shown in our gallery or used for anything else.

Which looks can I try?

North Indian, South Indian, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Nikah, Modern pastel. Pick the outfit color, how much jewelry, and a setting: the mandap, a studio, a palace courtyard or a garden at golden hour.

Can we try it as a couple?

Yes. Choose “Us as a couple” and upload a photo of you both. You'll get a wedding portrait of the two of you, side by side, in matching outfits.

Can I get portraits for every event?

Yes. The Wedding Look Pack turns your photos into portraits at the Haldi, Mehndi, Sangeet, the wedding and the reception, in outfits made for each event. 12 portraits for $10 or 30 for $24, with no watermark. Upload up to 5 photos per person for the closest likeness.

Why is there a MandapCanvas mark on the picture?

Free looks carry a small mark so friends know where to make their own. Look Pack portraits and full albums come without it.

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