
Royal crimson and gold palace wedding invitation
Crimson and gold palace artwork offers a Rajasthan-inspired visual setting for a formal family welcome; personalize the wording to your own community.
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Crimson and gold palace artwork offers a Rajasthan-inspired visual setting for a formal family welcome; personalize the wording to your own community.

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An English maroon Ganesh floral arch can accompany a Hindi version for guests who prefer Roman-script details.

An emerald palace frame with ivory flowers and peacocks gives a reception announcement an ornamental, festive setting.
A North Indian wedding unfolds over several days, and families often send one card listing every function. Use the English and Hindi formats below for each ceremony — copy, replace the placeholders and paste them into your card.
The Roka formally seals the alliance between two families and is usually an intimate gathering.
With joy, we invite you to the Roka ceremony of [Bride Name] & [Groom Name] on [Date] at [Time] [Venue], [City] Kindly join us to bless the couple.
सादर आमंत्रण
[वधू का नाम] एवं [वर का नाम]
के रोका समारोह में
दिनांक [दिनांक], समय [समय]
स्थान: [स्थान]
पधारकर आशीर्वाद प्रदान करें।Traditionally hosted by the bride's family at the groom's home, the Tilak honours the groom.
You are cordially invited to the Tilak ceremony of [Groom Name] on [Date] at [Time] [Venue], [City] With best compliments from the [Family Name] family.
चि. [वर का नाम] के
तिलक समारोह में
दिनांक [दिनांक] को [समय] बजे
[स्थान] पर
आपकी उपस्थिति सादर प्रार्थनीय है।A cheerful, yellow-themed morning function. See more designs on our Haldi invitation cards page.
Come, let's add a touch of turmeric and laughter! Haldi ceremony of [Bride Name / Groom Name] [Date] | [Time] [Venue] Dress code: Shades of yellow
हल्दी की रस्म में आपका स्वागत है
[वधू/वर का नाम]
दिनांक: [दिनांक] | समय: [समय]
स्थान: [स्थान]
पीले परिधान में पधारें।Often combined into one evening of henna, music and dance. Explore Mehndi invitation cards and Sangeet invitation cards.
Join us for an evening of henna, music & dance Mehendi & Sangeet [Bride Name] & [Groom Name] [Date] from [Time] [Venue], [City]
मेहंदी एवं संगीत संध्या
[वधू का नाम] संग [वर का नाम]
दिनांक: [दिनांक], समय: [समय] से
स्थान: [स्थान]
नाच-गाने की इस शाम में आप सादर आमंत्रित हैं।The grand procession and the sacred pheras — the centrepiece of the Vivah Patrika.
Baraat Prasthan: [Date] at [Time] from [Groom's Residence] Baraat Swagat: [Time] at [Venue] Phere: [Muhurat Time] We request you to join the baraat and bless the couple.
बारात प्रस्थान: [दिनांक], [समय] — [वर का निवास]
बारात स्वागत: [समय] — [स्थान]
पाणिग्रहण संस्कार (फेरे): [मुहूर्त]
बारात में शामिल होकर वर-वधू को आशीर्वाद दें।Close the celebrations with a heartfelt Vidaai and a festive reception.
Vidaai: [Date] at [Time] Reception: [Date] from [Time] onwards [Venue], [City] Your presence will make our joy complete.
विदाई: [दिनांक], [समय]
प्रीतिभोज: [दिनांक], [समय] से
स्थान: [स्थान]
आपकी उपस्थिति हमारे हर्ष को पूर्ण करेगी।North India is not one tradition but many. Choosing motifs and wording that reflect your community makes the card feel personal and respectful to elders.
Sikh weddings are solemnised through the Anand Karaj in the presence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, typically in the morning at a Gurdwara. Cards often open with "Ik Onkar" and list the Milni, Anand Karaj and lunch or reception. Punjabi Hindu families may instead begin with Shri Ganesh and add a lively Jaggo or Sangeet night. Browse Punjabi wedding invitation cards and Sikh wedding invitation cards.
Marwari cards traditionally open with Shri Ganesh and often list many functions — Ban, Mayra (Bhaat), Mehendi, Nikasi and Phere. Rich red and gold palettes, kalash and haveli motifs, and formal Hindi or Rajasthani-tinged wording are common.
Families from Agarwal and other Baniya communities commonly include invocations to Shri Ganesh and sometimes their Kuldevi, with a clear schedule of Sagai, Lagan, Haldi and Phere. Clean, well-structured layouts with family names of elders "sa-parivar" are valued.
Rajput invitations draw on heritage — fort and palace silhouettes, shields, turbaned baraatis on horseback and elephants. Wording is dignified and respectful, often naming ancestral estates. See our royal wedding invitation cards for Rajwada-inspired designs.
Need complete Hindi text? Our wedding card matter in Hindi has ready-made formats. For grand palace looks, visit royal wedding invitation cards, and for an auspicious opening, explore the Shri Ganesh theme wedding templates.
Create your Vivah PatrikaYes. You can type Hindi in Devanagari directly into the editor or copy our Hindi formats for every function from Roka to Vidaai.
Yes. You can add each function with its own date, time and venue, or use separate matching pages for individual ceremonies.
Usually an invocation such as Shri Ganesh, the hosts' names, the bride and groom's names with their parents, the muhurat, venue and the schedule of functions, followed by family names under a 'Darshanabhilashi' or 'Swagatkarta' line.
Yes. Sikh invitations typically open with Ik Onkar and list the Milni, Anand Karaj at the Gurdwara and the lunch or reception. Our Sikh wedding invitation page has dedicated designs.
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