Make a free haldi invitation page with dress code in yellow, timing, venue map and RSVP, perfect when the haldi has a different guest list from the wedding.
You can make a haldi ceremony invitation online for free with IndiaDigital Invites: choose one of 10 haldi ceremony themes, add each function (Haldi and Lunch & dholki) with date, time, venue and a map, write the words in English and Hindi (or another Indian language), and share one link on WhatsApp. Guests need no app or login, RSVP is optional, and the page is deleted 7, 30 or 90 days after the event.
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The haldi has become one of the most photographed days of an Indian wedding, but at heart it is still a family ritual. Turmeric paste mixed with besan, curd or rose water is applied to the bride and groom in their own homes, usually the morning before or the morning of the wedding. Marwari families call it pithi, Marathi families halad, Bengalis gaye holud, and Telugu families mark it during the mangala snanam. The guests are close: aunts, cousins, neighbours and friends who do not mind getting turmeric on their clothes.
Because the haldi often has a smaller guest list and a different venue from the wedding, it deserves its own invite. This free page shows the time, the place and the all-important dress code, shades of yellow, nothing you would be sad to stain, with a map button and an RSVP so you know how much haldi paste and how many plates to plan. Add the dholki lunch or the mehendi after it as separate items, and send personal links to the families you want there.
Change, reorder or add more. Each one gets a map button, Add to calendar and its own headcount.
Community presets: North Indian (Hindi), Punjabi, Rajasthani / Marwari, Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, Konkani (GSB / Saraswat), Modern / destination.
Yellow alert! 💛 Ishita’s haldi is on Friday morning at the farmhouse. Wear yellow, leave anything precious at home and come ready to get messy. Map and timing on the link, lunch and dholki after.
पीला अलर्ट! 💛 इशिता की हल्दी शुक्रवार सुबह फ़ार्महाउस पर है। पीला पहनिए, कुछ क़ीमती मत पहनिए और रंगने को तैयार होकर आइए। नक़्शा और समय लिंक पर है, उसके बाद भोज और ढोलक।
With joy we invite you to the haldi ceremony of our daughter Ishita, followed by lunch. Your blessings mean the world to us as the wedding festivities begin. Details are on this link.
हर्ष के साथ आपको हमारी बिटिया इशिता की हल्दी रस्म और उसके बाद भोज में आमंत्रित करते हैं। विवाह की रस्मों की शुरुआत में आपका आशीर्वाद हमारे लिए बहुत मायने रखता है। पूरी जानकारी इस लिंक पर है।
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If the haldi is only for close family and friends, yes, a separate link avoids confusing guests who are invited only to the wedding or reception. If everyone is invited to everything, put the haldi on your full wedding page instead.
Yes. Each function has its own dress code line, and it shows on the page as a small label under the time and venue, in English and Hindi.
Yes. Add the mehendi as a second function with one tap, give it its own time, and guests can RSVP to each separately.
Free, no app for guests. Your invite, photos and replies are stored until 7, 30 or 90 days after the last function (you choose) and then permanently deleted. Privacy notes.
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