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ਪੰਜਾਬੀ · Punjabi

Punjabi wedding invitations · ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

Writing the invitation in Punjabi means your grandparents can read every word. The editor types Punjabi in the native Punjabi script with Noto Serif Gurmukhi and Mukta Mahee fonts, so the card looks as good as a printed one — for families in Punjab and the Punjabi and Sikh community.

Phulkari-inspired designs suit both Anand Karaj and Punjabi Hindu weddings.

Every design has pages for the couple, the families and each function, a Google Map with directions, a live countdown, RSVP and original music. Share it on WhatsApp as a single link, or download images and a print-ready PDF on paid plans.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I type in Punjabi on my phone?

Yes. Use your phone's Punjabi keyboard or transliteration — the editor renders it with proper Punjabi fonts.

Can I mix English and my language on one card?

Yes. Each text box can use a different language and font, so you can write names in English and the blessing in your mother tongue.

Do you have Punjabi wording for the printed card?

Our card-wording page has ready text for traditional, Christian, Muslim and Sikh weddings that you can copy and adapt.

How do I share it with guests?

Every invitation gets one link and a QR code. Share it on WhatsApp in one tap — guests open it in their browser with music, map, countdown and RSVP, no app needed.

Is it free?

Yes, you can design, preview and publish on the Free plan. Premium and Royal are one-time payments per invitation (no subscription) that unlock premium templates, your own music, more photos and HD/PDF export. Free plan available; Premium is ₹499 and Royal is ₹1,499 one-time per invitation.

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