Last updated: 2026-10-21
What to write on an Indian wedding card
- A blessing at the top: Ganesha with "|| Shree Ganeshay Namah ||", Ik Onkar, Bismillah or a cross, as your family prefers.
- Who is inviting: usually the groom's or the bride's family. Put that side's name first.
- The couple and their parents, e.g. "Rahul (S/o Mrs. & Mr. Anil Mehta) weds Priya (D/o Mrs. & Mr. Rajesh Sharma)".
- Every function with day, date, time and venue: haldi, mehendi, sangeet, wedding and reception.
- RSVP: a family member's phone number.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the wedding invitation maker free?
Yes, 6 designs are completely free with your email. The 16 premium designs cost ₹29 each, without the preview watermark, as JPG and PDF.
Can I add Ganesha or another god?
Yes. Choose Ganesha, Om, Kalash, Khanda, Ik Onkar, Crescent & Star, Cross, Dharma Wheel and more, or upload your own family god picture.
Can I change the card after paying?
A paid card is final, so double-check names, dates and venues before you pay. To change something later, start a new edit for ₹29.
Are our details private?
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