The Indian Census 2011 revealed that nearly 80 percent Indians identify themselves as Hindu. It is no surprise that Hindu weddings are very popular in India. Due to the presence of many Indian Hindu families in other countries, Hindu weddings are becoming more common in western countries. You should be familiar with the rituals and etiquettes of Hindu wedding invitations if you plan to organize a Hindu Marriage ceremony. It is important to follow some general guidelines when writing Hindu wedding invitations. This article will provide some guidelines for writing Hindu wedding invitations. - Indian Wedding Cards

Tips for Writing Hindu Wedding Invitations

You can establish the mood for the ceremony by using the right words in Hindu Marriage invitation cards. Your guests can expect that the ceremony will be conducted according to Hindu culture if they receive a wedding invitation card. Let's look at the top four tips for writing Hindu Marriage Invitations.

• Complete sentences - When writing an invitation to a Hindu wedding, it is crucial that you use a complete sentence. You should use traditional punctuation when writing the names of parents. Let's look at this example:

Mrs. Ruchika and Mr. Ajay malhotra ask for your kind presence at the auspicious wedding of their daughter

Pinki Malhotra

To

Raja Sharma

You can also include the names of parents from both sides depending on your preference.

Mrs. Ruchika and Mr. Ajay malhotra ask for your kind presence at the auspicious wedding of their son

Ashok Malhotra

To

Shivani Shrivastava

Shweta Shrivastava and Mr. Swapan have a daughter,

• All important information should be included in your invitation card. Hindu marriage events usually last more than one day. You should also mention the dates of your invitation in such cases. Don't forget the year when writing the date. Instead of writing January 2, you might write Wednesday, February 2, 2012. Instead of writing 7 p.m., write 7 o'clock at night when you mention the time.

You can also use Hindu icons such as Parvati and Shiva on the top of your card.

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