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Mandir: Hindu wedding invitation

Aarav weds Ananya in gold under a floral arch with brass bells, above a golden temple and a couple on a white path Play the live demo

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Mandir is a Grand wedding invitation painted around a temple, a carved golden temple rising through the clouds beneath your names. A saffron flag waves from its spire, birds cross the sunrise, and brass bells hang from the floral arch at the top, swaying and chiming when a guest touches them. On the white path below, a couple in red and ivory walk up to the temple, and the card opens under a Ganesha with Shri Ganeshaya Namah and the Vakratunda shloka. Six function cards, your message filling in word by word, a turning wheel of photographs, a WhatsApp reply card, a countdown and a map follow.

Best for

  • Hindu temple-themed weddings
  • families who want Ganesha and a shloka on the card
  • a haldi, mehendi, sangeet, baraat and shaadi

What your guests see

  1. Your names in the sky over a golden temple, with birds and a saffron flag
  2. Brass bells on the floral arch that sway and chime at a touch
  3. The card under a Ganesha, Shri Ganeshaya Namah and the Vakratunda shloka
  4. A Wedding Timeline of up to six function cards over peacock artwork
  5. Your message filling in word by word, and your photos on a turning wheel
  6. A WhatsApp RSVP, a countdown, a map of both venues and things to know

Questions about Mandir

Is Mandir offered for Christian or Muslim weddings?
Mandir itself is for Hindu weddings only, because its temple, saffron flag and Ganpati mark are the design. The same page is painted as Amritsar, with the Golden Temple, and as Velankanni, for a church wedding.
How do guests reply to a Mandir invitation?
The reply card asks for a name, the functions a guest will attend and how many are coming; it saves the reply to your guest list and then opens WhatsApp with the message ready to send.

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