The first thing every guest sees on your card
Before the names, before the date, there’s the mark at the top. श्री गणेशाय नमः, ॐ or शुभ विवाह, sitting right above your own initials.
See every design with your names
॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥
ॐ
शुभ विवाह
What goes at the top of a wedding card
For most Hindu families it’s श्री गणेशाय नमः or a Ganesh image, because every good beginning starts with Ganesh ji. Others choose ॐ, or simply शुभ विवाह.
Sikh cards often carry Ik Onkar, Muslim cards open with Bismillah or 786, and Christian cards a cross and a verse.
Your initials, right under it
Below the mark sit your initials: in a royal seal, under a carved jharokha arch, or entwined, one in Hindi and one in English.
The same logo, everywhere
It heads your invite and every function card, sits on the welcome board and seals every envelope. Every version and every file your printer needs.
Start your card with your names
Pick the top and your logo, and every card and invite carries them.
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What logo goes on a Hindu wedding card?
Usually श्री गणेशाय नमः or a Ganesh image at the very top, with शुभ विवाह and the couple’s initials below it.
Can we have Shri Ganesh and our initials together?
Yes. The mark sits at the top and your initials right under it, as one logo for the head of your card.
Is Shubh Vivah written in Hindi or English?
Both are right. A Hindi card says शुभ विवाह, and an English card Shubh Vivah. Pick the one that matches your card.
Can our initials be in Hindi?
Yes. Entwined initials joins one letter in Hindi with one in English, so the logo reads for everyone.
Do we get files for the printer?
Yes. Every version of your logo, and every file your printer will ask for.