Made for Indian weddings
Every part of the
celebration.
Almost every wedding website in the world holds one date, one venue and one map pin. Yours runs for days, in different places, for different people.
Day one · Morning
Haldi
Turmeric, family, and nobody dressed up yet. Usually at home, usually chaotic, and the one your cousins will photograph most.
Day two · Afternoon into night
Mehendi
Henna, music, and four hours where nobody can use their hands. Guests need to know it runs long.
Day two · Evening
Sangeet
The performances. Both families need the running order, and the ones dancing need to know when to arrive.
Day three · Muhurat
The wedding
The one time that cannot move. It goes at the top of the page with the muhurat spelled out, because guests plan their travel around it.
Day three · Late evening
Reception
A different venue, a different guest list, and often a different dress code from the morning.
Day four · If you're having one
After party
Not everyone is invited to this, and the site can say so without anyone having to.
Name them whatever your family calls them.
Nothing here is limited to the six above. Add as many as you are holding, in the order they happen, and each one gets its own card.
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