7 functions, already listed
Sehaj Path Bhog, Mehndi & Sangeet, Maiyan, Jaggo, Chooda & Kalire, Anand Karaj and Reception are set up for you. Give each one a date, time and venue — or switch off what you aren't hosting.
Sikh wedding template
Carved doors swing open on the Palki Sahib: blossoms and gold, the four Laavan, and every function from Path to Reception.A Sikh wedding invitation in blush blossoms and gold. Carved doors open on the Palki Sahib, then ੴ ਸਤਿਗੁਰ ਪ੍ਰਸਾਦਿ ॥ under the Khanda, Guru Amar Das Ji's “one light in two bodies” and the four Laavan of the Anand Karaj, with every function — Path, Mehndi, Maiyan, Jaggo, Chooda & Kalire, Reception — in its own mood and directions to the Gurdwara.
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Sehaj Path Bhog, Mehndi & Sangeet, Maiyan, Jaggo, Chooda & Kalire, Anand Karaj and Reception are set up for you. Give each one a date, time and venue — or switch off what you aren't hosting.
Your names sit under the blessing, followed by your welcome message — write it in English, Hindi or both.
Paste a Google Maps link or just the address. Functions held at home can be marked “at home”.
Add one or more phone numbers for the bride's and groom's sides. Guests tap to call.
Preview it exactly as guests will see it, then copy the link or send it straight to WhatsApp.
Every design has the same features. They differ in look, opening blessing and the functions they start with.
What you can change, what's included and how guests open it.
It opens with Ik Oankaar Satgur Prasaad above your names, followed by your welcome message (it begins with ੴ ਸਤਿਗੁਰ ਪ੍ਰਸਾਦਿ ॥, and you can edit it). 7 functions are already listed — Sehaj Path Bhog, Mehndi & Sangeet, Maiyan, Jaggo, Chooda & Kalire, Anand Karaj and Reception — each with a date, time, venue, address, an optional Google Maps link and an “at home” switch. Below them come the bride's and groom's families with one-tap call buttons, an optional “our story” section and your closing message.
Yes. Paste the Gurdwara's Google Maps link — or just type its address — in the Anand Karaj function, and guests get a directions button. The invitation opens with Ik Oankaar Satgur Prasaad, and its folk music falls quiet on the Laavan and Anand Karaj scenes.
Tap “Use this design”. Enter both names and family names, then fill in each function's date, time and venue — the date and time you type in the first function fill in the others. Add phone numbers for each side and preview the invitation free. When it looks right, get your link (a one-time ₹499) and share it on WhatsApp. No sign-up is needed.
No. The design's colours and fonts are fixed. You can change all of the wording — names, families, functions, venues, phone numbers and messages — and you can switch to another template while you're editing if you'd like a different look.
You can switch off any of the 7 listed functions and it won't appear on the invitation. Adding new functions isn't available yet, so if your wedding needs one this design doesn't list, try another template.
Yes. It's a web link that opens in the phone's browser, so guests don't install anything. Directions buttons open Google Maps, and call buttons open the phone's dialler.
Add your names, functions, venues and family numbers and preview it free. Get your link for ₹499 when you love it.
Sikh Vibrant
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