Planning tips
How to plan Haldi, Mehndi and Sangeet invitations
Organize multiple wedding events with invitations that make dates, venues and guest expectations easy to understand.
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Try the ideas on a real invitation
A gold, green and maroon palette can help distinguish your events. These wedding layouts are visual starting points; replace the event title and check every timing when adapting a card.
Royal Hindu Wedding Invitation
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Emerald palace wedding invitation with ivory flowers and peacocks
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Hindi Maroon Ganesh Floral Arch Wedding Invitation
Preview card #1120Decide whether events need separate cards
Separate cards work well when events have different venues, audiences or dress guidance. A combined card is useful when the schedule is simple and every guest is invited to everything.
Choose the approach that makes the information easiest for your guests to follow.
Continue with Compare event card layouts.
Make each event unmistakable
Give every event its own name, date, start time and venue. Use a consistent visual system but leave enough difference between sections to prevent confusion.
If transport, attire or arrival times matter, state them in a short follow-up message rather than squeezing them into small text.
Continue with Check your multi-event invitation.
Review the schedule as a guest would
Read the invitation from top to bottom without prior knowledge of the wedding. You should be able to identify where to go and when in seconds.
Ask one person outside the planning group to check it before downloading the final version.