Sikh Wedding (Anand Karaj) Invitation Website Templates
A graceful Anand Karaj invitation website, made for your family. Send us your Roka, Sangeet, Anand Karaj and reception with timings and venue, your story and photos, and we make it with RSVP and a map: one link for everyone.
Sikh Wedding invitation designs
3 designs ready to personalise. Tap any one to see it full size.
What an Anand Karaj invitation says
A Sikh wedding card opens with Ik Onkar, the One Creator, and often with a line of Gurbani or "Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh". The invitation is made with the Guru's blessing: the families invite you to the Anand Karaj, the blissful union, of their son or daughter.
The Anand Karaj is a morning ceremony in the presence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib, usually at a Gurdwara, so the card gives the Gurdwara's name and an exact time. The couple walk around the Guru Granth Sahib four times while the Laavan, the four hymns of Guru Ram Das ji, are sung. Guests are told to cover their heads, and the ceremony is followed by Guru ka Langar.
The functions on a Sikh wedding invitation
- Roka and Kurmai (or Chunni Chadhai) - the families agree, the bride is given the chunni
- Akhand Path or Sehaj Path - the reading of Gurbani at home before the wedding
- Mehndi and Jaggo - the henna evening and the night procession with the lit gaggar
- Chooda and Kaleere - the bride's red bangles and the golden ornaments tied to them
- Milni, Ardas and Anand Karaj - the families embrace, the prayer, the four Laavan
- Doli and Reception - the farewell, then the evening party
On a website the Gurdwara gets a map pin and a note on head covering, and the evening functions can carry their own dress codes. More in the Anand Karaj invitation guide and the Punjabi wedding invitation guide.
How to make a Sikh wedding invitation
- Pick a designBrowse the Sikh wedding invitation templates above and open the one you love. Every design is shown on a real phone, exactly as your guests will see it.
- Send us your detailsMessage us on WhatsApp, at any hour (we are available 24/7), with your names, each event's date, time and venue, your photos and anything you want written. No forms, no software.
- We personalise itWe build your invitation website and send you a preview within 3 days of your details, the fastest you will find. Need it sooner? On request, in under 24 hours. Two revisions are included, so tell us anything you want changed.
- Share one linkForward the link on WhatsApp. Guests open it on any phone, see every event, get directions from the map and RSVP. No app, nothing to download.
What's included
- Roka, Sangeet, Anand Karaj and reception in one schedule
- Your story, photos and pre-wedding shoot
- RSVP, venue map and background music
- Elegant designs you can personalise fully
- One shareable link, works on every phone, no app needed
Why an Invifest digital invite
We are the fastest and most elegant invite creators on the internet, and every invite we make is handmade and customised for one family, so no two are alike. It's beautiful on every phone and easy for elders: if Nani can use WhatsApp, she can open it, with no squinting at tiny videos. Change details even after sharing (two rounds of changes are included, within 7 days of your first version), and send one link to everyone, whether they're in a big city, a small town or your village. The link stays live for life.
Other occasions
Guides for a Sikh wedding
What the ceremonies actually involve, and exactly what to write on the invitation.
FAQ
Can I include all the ceremonies?
Yes, add Roka, Sangeet, Anand Karaj and the reception, each with its own details.
Can the design be personalised?
Yes. We put in your words, your photos and your colours, and two rounds of changes are included.
How do guests open it?
They tap one link, it opens like a website on any phone, no download.
What's the price?
Templates start at ₹2,499 with lifetime access.
Can the invitation open with Ik Onkar and Gurbani?
Yes. Ik Onkar and any line of Gurbani your family chooses go at the top, in Gurmukhi, English letters or both.
Can we add a note about head covering at the Gurdwara?
Yes. The Anand Karaj card can say that heads are covered, give the Gurdwara's address with a map pin, and mention Langar after the ceremony.