Hindu Wedding Invitation Cards with Traditional Designs

Choose Your Dream Hindu Wedding Invitation Card

Weddings are sacred beginnings, and a Hindu wedding invitation should reflect that. After all, isn’t it through the wedding invitation card that it all actually starts - the excitement, the anticipation, the new life? At My Weddingly Invites, we perfectly understand this emotion, and that's why we offer Hindu wedding invitation cards that blend beauty with culture.

We don't believe in one-size-fits-all templates. Every family has its own customs, its own language, and its own way of celebrating. That's why we offer wedding card designs that are fully customizable.

Traditional Designs, Created with Heart

We have a dedicated team of designers who work closely with you to make sure your hindu traditional wedding card design upholds your vision and the whole vibe of the big day that you’re so meticulously planning. 

We also use sacred symbols like:

• Lord Ganesha – for blessing the new beginning.
• Om, Kalash, and Swastik – spiritual symbols that represent auspiciousness.
• Mandala designs, lotuses, and peacocks – to show beauty and devotion.

These elements are not chosen randomly. They carry generations of belief and meaning. That's what makes our Hindu Wedding Invitation Card collection so special.

Colors That Carry Emotion

Colors in Indian weddings are very symbolic. That's why our Hindu traditional wedding card design options come in rich, meaningful palettes:

• Red & Gold – passion, strength, and prosperity.
• Saffron & Green – energy, peace, and growth.
• Royal Blue, Maroon & Ivory – elegance and timelessness.
• Pastel tones – a modern take on tradition, perfect for minimalist couples.

Whether you're planning a classic mandap ceremony or a contemporary fusion event, we have a design to match your mood and meaning.

Designed for Every Region and Language

India is rich with culture, and we respect every tradition. Whether you're from a Tamil Brahmin family, a Punjabi household, or a Bengali background, we have the right design for you. Our Hindu traditional wedding card design service includes support for multiple languages like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, and more.

Want to print in two languages? No problem. We often create bilingual cards that work for both elders and younger guests.

Digital Cards

We offer digital versions as well. Our digital cards are perfect for sharing across WhatsApp or email, especially for families with relatives abroad. And don't worry… digital doesn't mean boring. You can include animations, music, or even a short message from the bride and groom.

You can download your invitation as soon as you're done creating it.

After all, your invitation is more than a formality; it's the first chapter in your wedding story. 

So why not let it speak of tradition, love, and the beauty of your journey ahead? At MyWeddinglyInvites, we help you do just that with our Hindu wedding invitation card.

FAQs

1. What should be included in a Hindu wedding invitation card?
   A. Hindu wedding invitation typically includes the names of the couple, the names of both families (especially parents and grandparents), the wedding date, time, and venue. It may also include a Ganeshji or Om symbol, ceremonial event details like Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, and RSVP information.
2. How far in advance should I send out my Hindu wedding cards?
   A. Ideally, send them out at least 6 to 8 weeks before the wedding, especially if you're inviting out-of-town guests. For destination weddings or weddings with multiple pre-events, even earlier is better.
3. Is RSVP common in Hindu wedding cards?
   A. It’s becoming more common today, especially for modern weddings or when planning logistics for multiple events. Including an RSVP card or section helps the hosts manage seating, catering, and gifts better.
4. What kind of paper or material is best for Hindu wedding invitations?
   A. Common options include textured handmade paper, silk fabric, velvet finish, kraft paper, or recycled paper for eco-friendly options. Many couples also go for premium boards with foil stamping or laser-cut designs.