10 Points For Your Hindu Wedding Invitations Wordings
If you’ve finalized the design of your wedding invitation and feel like one part of your wedding planning has done with a happy smile on the face. But wait, your wedding invitation vendor just asked you about wedding invitation wording in an MS Word doc to print on invites.
And now you start thinking that how hard can it be? It is so easy! All I need to mention is my and future spouse’s name, parents and grandparents name, the venue & timings. That’s it.
But when you start doing this, you will soon realize that there is a lot of details to gather out. There are some points that will need to figure out by you and your family for standard best Hindu Wedding Invitations wordings.
This is the complete guide for Hindu wedding Invitations and wedding wordings
#1. Decide the name that will be going to invite the guests on the invitation. It can be you, your parents or grandparents.
#2. Which honorific you are going to use to address parents, grandparents or parents of your spouse-to-be? An English prefix honorific Mrs. & Mr. or Hindi honorific Smt. & Shri and you can also add “Ji” as the suffix.
#3. Complete function/programme details on wedding cards in which you want to invite your guests. Details should include the name of event, date, time and venue.
#4. Additional Details: Dress code if any, timings of baraat welcome, dinner, pheras and vidai or any other instructions for your guests.
#5. You should include Venue Map as well, that will help your guests to reach on time. You can use basic map, illustrated or Google map link on wedding invitations.
#6. If you are not want to use separate RSVP cards then include an RSVP line on the wedding invitation.
#7. Include a line related to gifting on your Hindu wedding invitation’s insert. (Optional)
#8. Hashtag for your wedding will add a memorable touch. (Optional)
#9. Use religious prayer/mantras on your Hindu wedding cards. (Optional)
#10. You can include some Romantic or Love quote. (Optional)
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