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Tulsi Vivah card in Marathi or English

A traditional Tulsi Vivah invitation card in maroon, leaf green and gold: a tulsi plant in a decorated brass vrindavan, sugarcane on both sides and diyas with marigolds along the top. The wording starts in Marathi, ॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥, तुळशी विवाह and an invitation to come सहकुटुंब, with the date and muhurat written in Marathi too. One tap switches it to English. Type your family name, the date, muhurat and address, and download it as JPG and PNG images for WhatsApp, plus a 5×7 inch PDF for printing.

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Tulsi Vivah Card: Tulsi Vivah card in Marathi or English

What you get

Page 1: Shri Ganeshaya Namah, सस्नेह निमंत्रण, तुळशी विवाह, the invitation line, the date, the muhurat and the venue.
Page 2: the Tulsi Vivah and aarti timings, the address (स्थळ), the inviting family (निमंत्रक) and a contact number.
A Marathi | English switch above the text: the card changes language, your details stay.
Uses a Marathi typeface, and any line can be retyped in Hindi or English.

A Tulsi Vivah invitation for Kartiki Ekadashi and Dwadashi

Tulsi Vivah falls in Kartik, from Prabodhini Ekadashi to the full moon. Set the date and muhurat your family follows; the weekday and month are written for you.

Tulsi Vivah wording you can change

Every line is editable: add the mangalashtak time, a mahaprasad line or the names of the elders under निमंत्रक.

How to make your tulsi vivah card

Open the Tulsi Vivah Card in the card editor.
Type the names, date, time and venue under Card details; every page fills in.
Click any line on the card to change its wording, and pick an ink colour.
Download JPG, PNG or PDF: free with a small watermark, or ₹99 for 300 DPI files without it.