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Sikh wedding invitations

Sikh wedding invitations for the Anand Karaj and every celebration

Invite your family and friends to the Anand Karaj, and to the Kurmai, the Jaggo and the reception, on one living invitation they can open on any phone.

The designs

Sikh weddings, painted for you

Anand Karaj

Touch the water, rise with the dawn

Best for Anand Karaj · Milni · Reception

Jaggo Night

Part the phulkari and wake the village

Best for Jaggo · Mehndi · Anand Karaj

The celebrations

From the Kurmai to the reception

Add the events your families celebrate. Each gets its own card with a date, venue, map and add-to-calendar button.

Kurmai

The engagement, when the two families formally come together.

Jaggo

The night-before celebration, with singing and dancing.

Anand Karaj

The wedding ceremony, the blissful union.

Reception

The celebration meal and party that follows.

What is inside

A living invitation, not a picture of one

  • A card for each event, with map and add-to-calendar
  • Sacred text built into the design, so you do not need to type or paste it
  • RSVP with a WhatsApp reply
  • "Things to know" for guests, such as head coverings, langar and timings
  • A painted opening that is different for every design
  • A personal link for every guest, greeted by name

Wording ideas

Not sure what to write?

Anand Karaj

Ik Onkar. With the blessings of Waheguru, [Parents' names] request the honour of your presence at the Anand Karaj of their daughter [Name] and [Name], son of [Parents' names], on [date] at [gurdwara].

Jaggo

Join us for the Jaggo on [date] at [venue]. Bring your energy and your dancing shoes. Dinner will be served.

Reception

Following the Anand Karaj, please join us for lunch and celebration at [venue] from [time].

Families have their own way of writing these. Treat the samples as a starting point and change anything.

Questions about sikh weddings invitations

Can I include the Kurmai, Jaggo and the reception as well as the Anand Karaj?

Yes. Each event is its own card with a date, venue, map and add-to-calendar button, all on the same invitation.

Do I have to write the scripture myself?

No. The Sikh designs carry their sacred text as part of the design, so you only fill in your names, events and details.

Can I tell guests about the gurdwara and langar?

Yes. A "Things to know" section lets you add practical notes such as head coverings, shoes, langar timings, parking and travel.

How do guests open it?

You send each guest their own link by text, email or WhatsApp. It opens on any phone with no app and no account, and greets them by name.

Is it free to try?

Yes. Building and previewing your invitation is free. You pay only when you publish it, and then it stays live for a full year with unlimited guests.

Ready to build yours?

Pick a design, make it yours and preview it for free. Publish only when you love it.

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