Hindu wedding cards

Traditional Hindu wedding invitation cards

Choose a traditional design, add the couple's names and every function, and download a multi-page card: a cover with a blessing, one page per event and a closing page for the families.

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How a Hindu wedding card is structured

  1. Blessing: usually "|| Shree Ganeshaya Namah ||" at the top.
  2. Invitation: the families invite guests to the wedding of their children.
  3. The couple: the groom's and bride's names, often with their parents' names.
  4. Functions: Tilak, Haldi, Mehndi, Sangeet, Baraat, Phera and Reception, each with date, time and venue.
  5. Closing: a blessing message, the families' names and RSVP contacts.

Sample wording

With the blessings of the Almighty, Mrs. Sunita & Mr. Rajesh Sharma cordially invite you to grace the wedding celebrations of their son Rahul with Priya, daughter of Mrs. Meena & Mr. Anil Verma.

More examples in our wedding card wording guide.

Also see

Prefer something grander? Browse royal wedding cards. For a South Indian ceremony, see South Indian invitations.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add all my functions to one card?

Yes. Add up to 8 events. Each gets its own page with date, time, venue and an optional note such as a dress code.

Can I write names in Hindi?

Yes. Names and text typed in Hindi (Devanagari) appear correctly on the card.

How much does it cost?

₹80 for the full multi-page card as HD PDF and JPG images, with free edits afterwards.

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