Sindhi Wedding Card Matter & Format — सिंधी शादी कार्ड in English and Hindi (Copy & Paste)

A Sindhi wedding card (सिंधी शादी कार्ड) is easy to recognise: Jhulelal Bera Hee Paar at the top, the elders’ names before the parents’, and a function list that runs from the saanth to the reception. This page gives you the full Sindhi wedding card format — what goes where — and ready Sindhi shadi card matter to copy: a formal English card, the same card in Hindi as Indian Sindhi families print it, a line for each function, WhatsApp messages, and Sindhi phrases in Devanagari with their meaning. Any sample below becomes a free personalized card + video invitation on Ayozan — each guest gets their own name, in their own language.

Replace the [bracketed] details with your own. Where a Sindhi term differs from home to home, the Hindi or English word is used.

The Sindhi wedding card format — what goes where

Sindhi Hindu cards in India follow this order whether printed in English or Hindi.

• Invocation. An Om or Ganesh line, then झूलेलाल बेड़ो ही पार (Jhulelal Bera Hee Paar). Many families add Ayo Lal Jhulelal or a small Jhulelal image.
• Host line. The grandparents first (“with the blessings of…”), then the parents who are inviting, with the family name.
• The couple. Chi. (Chiranjeevi) before the groom, Sau. Kam. (Saubhagyakankshini) before the bride, each with the parents’ names and city.
• Functions, in date order. Pakki misri (if guests are invited), saanth, mehndi, ladies sangeet, baraat, pheras, reception — each with date, time and venue.
• Venue. Full address with a landmark, and a map link if the card is digital.
• RSVP. One or two phone numbers, or a reply link on a digital card.
• With best compliments. The closing block listing the wider family — uncles, aunts, cousins, the family firm. Sindhi cards take this block seriously; leave room for it.

The invitation wording generator builds the host line, couple line and function list from your details if you would rather not start from a sample.

Sindhi wedding card matter in English (formal)

ॐ
Jhulelal Bera Hee Paar
With the blessings of Shri [Grandfather] and Smt. [Grandmother], Shri [Father] and Smt. [Mother] [Surname] request the honour of your presence with family at the wedding of their beloved son
Chi. [Groom]
with
Sau. Kam. [Bride]
daughter of Shri [Father] and Smt. [Mother] [Surname], [City]
Saanth: [date], [time] | Mehndi & Ladies Sangeet: [date], [time] | Baraat: [date], [time] | Pheras: [time]
Venue: [venue, full address]
Your presence and blessings will make our joy complete.
RSVP: [name] [phone] · [name] [phone]
With best compliments: [family names]

For the bride’s side: “the wedding of their beloved daughter Sau. Kam. [Bride] with Chi. [Groom], son of Shri [Father] and Smt. [Mother] [Surname], [City]”, then the functions the bride’s family hosts.

Sindhi shadi card matter in Hindi (हिन्दी)

This is the register most Sindhi families in India print — the Sindhi invocation on top, the body in formal Hindi.

॥ ॐ ॥
झूलेलाल बेड़ो ही पार
श्री [दादाजी] एवं श्रीमती [दादीजी] के आशीर्वाद से श्री [पिता] एवं श्रीमती [माता] [उपनाम] सहर्ष सूचित करते हैं कि उनके सुपुत्र चि. [वर] का शुभ विवाह सौ.कां. [वधू] (सुपुत्री श्री [पिता] एवं श्रीमती [माता] [उपनाम], [शहर]) के साथ निश्चित हुआ है। इस मंगल अवसर पर आप सपरिवार सादर आमंत्रित हैं।
सांथ: [तिथि], [समय] | मेहंदी एवं महिला संगीत: [तिथि], [समय] | बारात: [तिथि], [समय] | फेरे: [समय]
स्थान: [स्थान]
आपकी उपस्थिति एवं आशीर्वाद ही हमारा सौभाग्य है।
दर्शनाभिलाषी — [परिवार] परिवार

Om. Jhulelal bera hee paar. Shri [dadaji] evam Smt. [dadiji] ke aashirvad se Shri [pita] evam Smt. [mata] [upnaam] saharsh soochit karte hain ki unke suputra Chi. [var] ka shubh vivah Sau. Kam. [vadhu] (suputri Shri [pita] evam Smt. [mata], [shahar]) ke saath nishchit hua hai. Is mangal avasar par aap saparivar sadar aamantrit hain. Saanth: [date] | Mehndi evam mahila sangeet: [date] | Baraat: [date] | Phere: [time]. Sthan: [venue]. Aapki upasthiti evam aashirvad hee hamara saubhagya hai. Darshanabhilashi — [parivar] parivar.

If some guests read Hindi and others English, do not print two cards. On Ayozan one design carries both, and each guest’s name is rendered in Devanagari or English automatically — the Hindi wedding invitation cards are set in Devanagari type.

Function-by-function lines

Saanth

Saanth 🌼
The oil-and-turmeric blessing for [Name], with the suhagans of the family — [date], [time], at our residence. Do come in yellow.

Mehndi and ladies sangeet

Mehndi & Ladies Sangeet 🎶
Henna, dhol, and the songs of the house — celebrate with [Bride] on [date], [time] onwards, at [venue]. Festive wear; dinner follows.

Baraat

Baraat 🐎
Our ghot [Groom] sets out at [time] from [place]. Come dance with us to [venue].

Pheras

Pheras 🔥
With Jhulelal’s blessings, [Groom] and [Bride] take their pheras on [date] at [time], [venue]. Please be seated by [time].

For an Anand Karaj at the gurudwara, use the same block with “lavaan” in place of pheras.

Reception

Reception 🥂
Shri [Father] and Smt. [Mother] invite you to the reception of [Groom] and [Bride] — [date], [time] onwards, at [venue].

Friendly WhatsApp lines

• Jhulelal bera hee paar! 🙏 [Groom] weds [Bride] on [date] at [venue]. Please come with family and bless them.
• Saanth at ours on [date], [time] 🌼 come in yellow, stay for lunch.
• Ladies sangeet on [date] 🎶 [time] onwards at [venue] — bring your dancing shoes.
• झूलेलाल बेड़ो ही पार 🙏 [वर] और [वधू] की शादी [तिथि] को, [स्थान] पर। सपरिवार ज़रूर आइए। — Jhulelal bera hee paar. [Var] aur [vadhu] ki shadi [date] ko, [venue] par. Saparivar zaroor aaiye.

Sindhi phrases for the card (Devanagari + meaning)

• झूलेलाल बेड़ो ही पार — Jhulelal Bera Hee Paar — “Jhulelal, carry our boat across.” The invocation that opens almost every Sindhi card.
• आयो लाल झूलेलाल — Ayo Lal Jhulelal — “Lal Jhulelal has come.” A greeting and a chant; often printed beside the invocation.
• जेको चवंदो झूलेलाल, तंहिंजा थींदा बेड़ा पार — Jeko chavando Jhulelal, tahinja thinda bera paar — “Whoever says Jhulelal, their boat will cross.” A longer blessing for the inside page.
• भली करे आया — Bhali kare aaya — “Welcome.” For the welcome board or the reception page.
• मुबारकूं — Mubarakoon — “Congratulations.” What guests will say to you; use it on thank-you cards.
• घोट ऐं कुंवर — Ghot ain kunwar — “Groom and bride.” Use it as a heading above the couple’s names.

What makes a card look Sindhi

The motifs Sindhi guests recognise at once: Jhulelal seated on the pallo fish, the lotus beneath him, the pallav held out in prayer, and the indigo-and-madder geometry of Ajrak block print. Ayozan’s Sindhi wedding invitation cards are built around exactly these — an Ajrak border, a Jhulelal panel, the invocation in clean Devanagari or English type. For more ceremony designs, browse all wedding invitation cards.

About the “Sindhi wedding card format PDF”

Many people search for a PDF of this format. A PDF of wording alone is not what a printer needs — they need the words placed on a card at print size. So take the matter from this page, paste it into any of the Sindhi wedding invitation cards, and export it as a print-ready PDF from the studio. The same card goes out on WhatsApp as an image, a video, or a link with the guest’s own name on it.

How to use these in Ayozan

• Pick a design from Sindhi wedding invitation cards or Hindi wedding invitation cards and paste the matter above.
• Add your guest list: every guest receives the card with their own name, rendered in Devanagari or English automatically, plus a unique RSVP link.
• Send it on WhatsApp as an image, a video, or a link from the Ayozan studio, in any of 30+ languages for relatives abroad.
• Export the finished card as a print-ready PDF for the printer.