The umbrella term for digital Hindu wedding invitations
Hindu wedding cards online
Multi-event Hindu wedding cards covering north, south, and pan-regional families.
'Hindu wedding card' is the umbrella term for the digital invitation that holds the multi-day Hindu wedding sequence on one URL. Zawaaj's Hindu preset covers north Indian, south Indian, and pan-Hindu traditions — sangeet, haldi, mehndi, baraat, pheras, reception, plus region-specific events like roka, tilak, nichayathartham, and muhurtham. The default register opens with ॐ श्री गणेशाय नमः, defaults the verse to the Mangalashtaka, and closes on शुभं भवतु मङ्गलं भवतु. Marigold Mandala is the default template — crimson and saffron on warm cream, with lotus mandala motifs.
How the preset is shaped
Hindu preset event types: sangeet, haldi, mehndi (shared with Muslim/Sikh), baraat, pheras, reception_hindu (default set). With north_indian region: + roka, tilak. With south_indian region: + nichayathartham, muhurtham. Default template: Marigold Mandala. Premium recommendations: Storytelling Journey + Cinematic Reveal for photo-led couples.
Templates that fit
Three that pair well
Marigold Mandala
Crimson and saffron on warm cream. Lotus mandala motifs, paisley dividers.
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Storytelling Journey
Hybrid five-act narrative with scroll-snap pacing. Photo beats interleaved with typographic beats, botanical illustrations, sage and dusty rose on warm cream.
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Cinematic Reveal
Editorial photo-led template with scrubbed-scroll choreography. Hero zoom, polaroid story stack, Bismillah ink-draw, warm ivory and champagne.
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Questions
What people ask
- Does it handle both arranged and love-marriage formats?
- Yes. The format is the same — multi-event card, per-guest URL. The difference (if any) lives in the host's wording on the events themselves (e.g., the roka event for arranged-marriage families, or skipping roka entirely for love-marriage couples).
- Are inter-regional Hindu weddings handled?
- Yes. The Hindu preset without a region set offers the full pan-Hindu event list; hosts can add both north and south Indian events on the same invitation. Mixed-region couples typically pick the generic option.
- Is the Tithi (lunar date) displayed?
- Not yet — Gregorian date is the displayed date today. Tithi support is a roadmap item; the schema field exists but the calendar utility is pending.
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