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Wedding card design you can edit online

A traditional Hindu wedding invitation card in maroon and antique gold: a marigold and mango-leaf toran across the top, brass diyas and a kalash below, and gold filigree down the sides. Type the bride's and groom's names, the muhurat, the venue and your families' names, and download the wedding card as JPG and PNG images for WhatsApp, plus a 5×7 inch PDF for printing.

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Wedding Card: Wedding card design you can edit online

What you get

Page 1, the invitation: Shubh Vivah heading, the couple in script lettering, date, muhurat time and venue. Complete on its own for WhatsApp.
Page 2, the details: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet and wedding timings, venue, family names and an RSVP number. Delete it if you only need one page.
Change any line, so it works as a shadi card, a vivah patrika or a reception card. Hindi and Marathi text is supported.
Ten ink colours, from maroon and gold to royal purple and emerald.

A wedding invitation card that looks printed

The background is a painted illustration and every word sits on top as real lettering, with the headings in gold foil. That keeps the names crisp at any size, from a WhatsApp preview to a 5×7 print.

Shadi card design for every ceremony

Most families send one card for the wedding and list the other functions inside. The details page does that: rename Haldi to Tilak or Sangeet to Cocktail, add a line, or remove one. It is a Hindu wedding card design at heart, but nothing on it is fixed.

How to make your wedding card

Open the Wedding 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.