Opens with the Navkar Mantra
Choose the Jain tradition and the invitation opens with ણમો અરિહંતાણં — the Navkar Mantra — and a Jain blessing, in place of the Ganesh invocation a Hindu card uses. It is a setting in the builder, not something you have to hand-edit, so it stays correct even if you switch language or design.
Motifs that belong
The Jain design leads with a lotus crest and ivory-and-gold restraint rather than figurative imagery tied to other traditions. We never offer a Shrinathji scene under a Jain invitation — getting this wrong is worse than not shipping it, so the tradition filters what you see.
Bilingual, and yours to change
Write names and ceremonial lines in Gujarati, Hindi or English, with the conjuncts and matras that cheap templates break. Preview the whole thing free with your own names and muhurat. Pay only to unlock the shareable link — and edit it as often as you like right up to the wedding, at no extra cost.