Haldi Invitation Card — Invite Everyone to the Yellow Ceremony
Create a bright digital card for the haldi ceremony, as its own invite or as an event inside your wedding card.
Why choose it
- Separate card or eventMake a standalone haldi card, or add haldi as an event in your wedding card.
- Dress code and timingClearly mention the yellow dress code and the morning start time.
- Map to your homeHaldi often happens at home, and Google Map takes guests right to your door.
- RSVPKnow how many are coming so the ubtan and breakfast are planned right.
Ready wording — copy it
Join us for a sunny morning of turmeric, music and laughter at [Groom]'s Haldi on [Date] at [Time]. Dress code: yellow.You are warmly invited to the Haldi ceremony of our daughter [Bride]. Come, let's apply the ubtan together and sing the traditional songs.
[Date], [Time]
Venue: Our residenceWear yellow, bring your best dance moves and be ready to get messy! Haldi for [Name] on [Date] at [Time].Haldi hai bhai! Peela pehen ke aana, ubtan lagana aur thoda naachna bhi. [Tareekh], [Samay].What is a haldi invitation card?
Haldi is the pre-wedding ceremony where turmeric paste and ubtan are applied to the bride or groom. In Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh it is also called pithi, and many families in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar link it with other pre-wedding rituals. It usually happens at home among close relatives and neighbours, so the invitation is often sent separately and with a personal touch.
A haldi invitation card is a small digital card with the ceremony time, place, dress code and a warm message. On NimantranKaro you can make a separate haldi card, or if your wedding card is ready, simply add haldi to it as an event.
When should you make a separate card?
If only family and close friends are invited to the haldi while other guests attend just the wedding and reception, a separate haldi card works best. If all guests are attending every ceremony, adding an event to the wedding card is easier, with every function on one link.
How to make a haldi invitation card online
- 1Pick a designA bright design like Utsav or Pushp suits the haldi mood.
- 2Add the nameWrite the name of the bride or groom and a message from the family.
- 3Add time, venue and dress codeEnter the haldi date, time and address, plus dress code: yellow.
- 4Check the free previewReview the three-day watermarked preview and make any changes.
- 5Send on WhatsAppPublish and send guests their personal links.
Tips for your haldi card
- For a morning ceremony, write AM clearly next to the time.
- Let guests know turmeric can stain, so old or yellow clothes are best.
- If haldi and mehendi are on the same day, keep both as two events on one card.
- Add a landmark with your home address, such as the lane next to the temple.
What to write on a haldi card
A haldi card does not need formal language. A playful two-line verse at the top, the name of the bride or groom, the date and time, the address and the dress code are enough. If breakfast or lunch follows, mention it. End with a small request from the family, like saying the haldi won't be as bright without you. A funny childhood photo of the bride or groom in the gallery is always a hit.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I make a separate haldi card?+
Yes. You can make a standalone haldi card, or add haldi as an event in your wedding card.
What should I write on a haldi invitation?+
Whose haldi it is, the date, time, venue and dress code. A light two-line message or verse works well.
How early should I send the haldi invitation?+
Along with the main wedding invitation, or at least a week before the ceremony. Send a reminder the day before.
Is the haldi card preview free?+
Yes, you get a free three-day watermarked preview. See the pricing page for prices.
Can the card be in Hindi too?+
Yes. The card works in Hindi, Hinglish and English, and guests can switch languages.