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Amritsar: Punjabi Sikh wedding invitation

Harman weds Simran under a marigold toran and floral arch, birds and sun over hills, the Golden Temple's dome below Play the live demo

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Amritsar is a Grand wedding invitation for a Punjabi wedding, with the Golden Temple rising through the clouds beneath your names as guests scroll. It is the Mandir page repainted: the dome flies no flag, and a marigold toran hangs from the floral arch where Mandir has temple bells. On the walk below, a Punjabi groom in a red turban goes hand in hand with his bride up the white path. The card opens under Ik Onkar, Satgur Prasad and the Anand Karaj verse, and the function cards are a Punjabi wedding's: Chunni Chadai, Mehndi, Jaggo, the Anand Karaj, the Doli and a reception.

Best for

  • Sikh Anand Karaj weddings
  • Punjabi weddings with a jaggo and doli
  • weddings in Amritsar or at a gurdwara

What your guests see

  1. Your names above the clouds as the Golden Temple rises beneath them
  2. A marigold toran hanging from the floral arch in place of bells
  3. A Punjabi groom and his bride on the walk to the temple
  4. Ik Onkar, Satgur Prasad and the Anand Karaj verse at the head of the card
  5. Cards for Chunni Chadai, Mehndi, Jaggo, Anand Karaj, Doli and the reception

Questions about Amritsar

Can Amritsar have bells like Mandir?
Yes. A gurdwara hangs no temple bells, so the arch carries a marigold toran by default, but brass bells can be switched on and will chime when a guest touches them.
Is Amritsar a Sikh wedding design?
Its painting and wording are a Sikh Punjabi wedding's — the Golden Temple, Ik Onkar and an Anand Karaj verse — and its sample ceremony is at a gurdwara. On the site it sits with the Hindu designs, as there is no separate Sikh filter yet.

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