Maiyan, vatna & jaago
Home functions with the family address and a map link, so relatives find the house first time.
Sikh wedding website
A Punjabi wedding fills a whole week: the chunni, maiyan and vatna, the jaago, the chooda ceremony, the milni, the Anand Karaj at the gurdwara and a reception to finish. Guests coming from abroad need dates, gurdwara addresses and timings in one place.
myVivaah gives you one link for all of it. Pick a design, add your functions and venues, and share it on WhatsApp with a preview card that shows your names and date.
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Home functions with the family address and a map link, so relatives find the house first time.
Morning ceremonies with exact timings, so both families arrive when they are needed.
The four laavan at the gurdwara, with its name, address and an add-to-calendar link.
A separate card for the evening party, wherever and whenever it is held.
Add an optional opening such as ੴ ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ in Gurmukhi, and call the ceremony Anand Karaj. Every line is editable, and you can leave religious wording out entirely.
Cousins and parents can edit the same website from their own accounts, which helps when relatives abroad want to check details.
Your website stays live until 180 days after your wedding, so guests can revisit the details and send their blessings.
Every design works for a Sikh wedding. These are a few to begin with.
PhulkariA complete invitation with your story, celebrations, photos and venue details.
Royal Darbar · SapphireA painted palace courtyard, flowering gardens and beautifully illustrated celebrations.
Mayura · KesarA little royal. A little poetic. Twin peacocks, gold latticework and a jewel-toned folded card.
Gulbagh · KumkumA garden on paper. Floral borders, an illustrated palace and keepsake invitation inserts.Yes. Add every venue with its own address and Google Maps link. Each function points to the right venue.
Yes. The opening line supports Punjabi in Gurmukhi script. The rest of the invitation is in English and fully editable.
Yes. It is a normal web link that opens in any phone browser, anywhere. Guests do not need an app or an account.
Also see: Hindu wedding websites · Muslim wedding websites