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Hindu Wedding Invitation Cards, in Your Own Script

A Hindu kankotri opens with the blessing of Lord Ganesha and follows a ceremonial order that a generic template ignores. Toran keeps that order intact — invocation, blessing, the host block, the announcement, the couple with their honorifics, the muhurat and every function — and turns it into a shareable digital card in Gujarati, Hindi or English.

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Opens with the Ganesh invocation

By default a Hindu invitation begins with ॥ શ્રી ગણેશાય નમઃ ॥ and a blessing, then moves through the traditional sequence to the Parivar block and the nimantrak sign-off. Every line is seeded for you and stays editable, so it reads the way an elder expects rather than like a form.

Muhurat, in Vikram Samvat too

Show the muhurat with an optional Vikram Samvat line alongside the ordinary date, for families who read the tithi. Honorifics — including સ્વ. for a late family member remembered on the card — are handled with respect, not as an afterthought.

Every function, one design

Pick a design once and carry it across the wedding, haldi, sangeet, garba and reception, each with its own date and time. Preview the whole thing free with your own names; pay only to unlock the shareable link, and edit it as often as you like until the day.

FAQ

Does it open with the Ganesh invocation?+

Yes. A Hindu invitation begins with the Ganesh invocation and a blessing, in the traditional ceremonial order.

Can I show the date in Vikram Samvat?+

Yes — the muhurat can carry an optional Vikram Samvat line alongside the ordinary date.

Can I remember a late family member on the card?+

Yes. The honorific સ્વ. is supported so a late family member can be named respectfully.

Is there a free preview?+

Yes. Build and view the full invitation with your own details before paying; payment only removes the watermark and creates the shareable link.