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Thorana: Kannada wedding invitation

Arjun & Meghana in gold script on cream between two carved pink sandstone pavilions with peacocks and banana palms Play the live demo

₹2,399was ₹2,999on the Grand plan

Thorana is a Grand wedding invitation drawn from a printed card, where sandstone pavilions part like a gateway around your names as guests scroll. It begins with an ivory envelope closed by a red rose wax seal, and a tap plays it open into a cream glow. Peacocks and banana palms stand at their edges, and your family's invitation follows. The elders' blessing comes next, with the two of you, your degrees and your parents, then a road of celebrations that runs sideways — reception, muhurtham with its lagna, beegara oota — with a figure and a map pill at each stop. Households sending their compliments follow, and the pavilions close in on your family's names.

Best for

  • Kannadiga and South Indian Hindu weddings
  • invitations sent by grandparents and the whole family
  • a reception, muhurtham and beegara oota

What your guests see

  1. An ivory envelope with a red rose wax seal, opened with a tap
  2. Sandstone pavilions that part around your names as guests scroll
  3. The elders' blessing, then the two of you with degrees and parents
  4. A sideways road of functions, each with a figure, date, venue and map pill
  5. Venue cards, then the households sending their compliments
  6. The pavilions closing in on the hosts' names under Hope to see you there

Questions about Thorana

Who is a Thorana invitation from?
From your family. The opening names the household that invites, the elders' blessing sits beneath it, and the closing is signed by your parents after a list of relatives sending their compliments.
Is Thorana offered for other religions?
No. Its road runs the reception, the muhurtham at its lagna and the beegara oota after, the order of a South Indian Hindu wedding, so it is offered for Hindu weddings only.

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