Magadhi Wedding · Classic
पारंपरिक विवाह निमंत्रण
A Magadhi Buddhist traditional wedding card you can personalize for every guest on your list. Ayozan renders each guest's name in their own language and script — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Urdu, and 30+ more — so the card feels addressed to them, not forwarded.
Share each personalized card on WhatsApp as a video or image, download a print-ready PDF, or send a unique web link with built-in RSVP, map, and calendar. One design, every format.
Magahi designs keep rustic marigold-and-mango-leaf simplicity with folk borders. As a Buddhist ceremony card, it uses the dharma wheel, lotus, and endless-knot motifs in serene tones. The treatment is traditional: dense, symmetrical ornament and heritage colourways that read as a classic printed card.
✍️ Not sure what to write? See our wedding invitation wording guide for every Indian function.
Comes with a wedding website and RSVP tracking.
Related collections: Buddhist Wedding cards
Free to design, preview and send through 31 December 2026 (India time).
Use this design’s wording as a starting point. Add your names, date and venue, then preview before signing in to invite guests.
Wording included with this design
Written for this design's occasion and style — it's all pre-filled when you personalize, and every line is editable.
With the ashirvad of their families, they take the path of shared dharma in maitri and karuna.
Your presence will bring quiet joy to this sacred beginning.
Om Mani Padme Hum ॐ मणि पद्मे हूँ
The Royal Garden Palace, Jaipur Welcome court → mandap → bhoj. With maitri, ushers assist elders, seating and water.
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