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Gujarati Wedding Invitations (Kankotri), Made in Minutes

A kankotri carries family names, blessings and every function in proper Gujarati — not romanised approximations. Toran renders real Gujarati script, seeds the ceremonial wording for you, and turns it into a shareable link you can send on WhatsApp, all without a designer or a week of back-and-forth.

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Real Gujarati, rendered correctly

Names and ceremonial lines are set in Noto Serif and Noto Sans Gujarati, so conjuncts like શ્રી and ક્ષ render properly instead of as broken boxes. Type names in English and we write them in your script; correct them by hand any time.

The wording is already written

Invocation, blessing, the announcement, the aagrah line and the nimantrak sign-off come seeded from Gujarati presets in the right ceremonial order — you fill in names, muhurat and venue rather than starting from a blank page. Every line stays editable.

Every function, one design

Pithi, mandap, garba, sangeet, reception — pick the design once and use it across the functions, each with its own date and time. Guests open the invite in their own language and RSVP, per function, with a headcount.

FAQ

Is the invitation in proper Gujarati script?+

Yes. Text is set in Noto Serif/Sans Gujarati so conjuncts and matras render correctly.

Do you say Pithi or Haldi?+

The Gujarati invitation says Pithi; the English one says Haldi. The wording follows the language.

Can I change the ceremonial wording?+

Yes. Every line is seeded from presets and fully editable, right up to your event date.

How do guests receive it?+

You share one link, usually on WhatsApp, where it opens into a preview card. Guests can read it in Gujarati, Hindi or English and RSVP.