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Indian wedding card maker – traditional shaadi cards with every ceremony

Royal maroon and gold, marigold torans, Mughal arches, peacocks and elephants – traditional wedding cards with the Shree Ganesh blessing, both families, and every ceremony from Haldi to Reception. Edit every word in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi or English and send it to each guest by name.

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A traditional shaadi card carries more than a date: the blessing, the elders, both sets of parents, and the full programme of ceremonies. This maker gives you ten rich traditional designs where every one of those lines is editable – including the ceremony list, row by row.

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    Pick a traditional design

    Royal maroon, marigold toran, Mughal jharokha, royal peacock, Rajasthani elephants, South Indian banana leaf and kolam, Gujarati bandhani, Bengali alpana, lotus and temple bells, or Kashmiri paisley.

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    Choose the blessing

    One tap for “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥” in Hindi, Gujarati or Marathi, “Shree Ganeshay Namah” in English, Ik Onkar – or none.

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    Add the families

    With the blessings of the elders, the hosts’ line, the groom and bride with “S/o” and “D/o” lines for both parents.

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    Add every ceremony

    Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Wedding and Reception are ready – change the date, time and place of each, add Tilak, Ganesh Sthapana or Baraat, remove one, or change the order.

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    Download or send

    Download a JPG or PDF, one card per guest with each name, or send it on WhatsApp to every guest with their name printed on it.

Indian wedding card wording, line by line

  • Blessing: ॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥ / ॥ શ્રી ગણેશાય નમઃ ॥ / Shree Ganeshay Namah / ੴ ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ.

  • With the blessings of: grandparents, often “Late Shri …” – “With the blessings of Late Shri Ramniklal Shah & Smt. Kusumben Shah”.

  • Hosts: “Mr. & Mrs. Mahesh Shah request the honour of your presence at the wedding of their son”.

  • Names: “Chi. Rahul” (groom) and “Chi. Priya” (bride), with “S/o Mr. & Mrs. …” and “D/o Mr. & Mrs. …, City”.

  • Ceremonies: one line each – “Haldi · Fri, 11 Dec · 10:00 AM · Home”.

  • Compliments: “With best compliments: Shah & Patel families and all relatives”, or the children – “Swagatotsuk: Riya, Dev”.

Send the shaadi card to every guest on WhatsApp – with their name

Relatives notice when the card says their name. Turn on “Print each guest’s name” (“Dear”, “Respected”, “Shri” – your choice), press “Send on WhatsApp to every guest”, upload the guest list and Rapid Sender sends each family their own card from your own number, with a report of who received it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I write the whole card in Hindi or Gujarati?

Yes. Type any line in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi or another Indian language and it is drawn with a matching font automatically.

Yes – every ceremony is a row you can edit, add, remove or move: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Wedding, Reception, Tilak, Baraat, Griha Pravesh and more.

Yes. Designs, editing and downloads are free with no watermark. Sending to guests on WhatsApp uses Rapid Sender’s free messages.

Download the PDF for printing, or the JPG for WhatsApp.

Yes – the wedding invitation maker has 50+ modern designs, and there is an engagement invitation maker for the ring ceremony.

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