Wedding · Indian · Haldi · Ceremony · Reception
Kamal Kunj
A Pichwai-painted Hindu wedding invite on dusky rose: a lotus bud opens into the invitation, with cows, garlands and a lotus pond.
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What you’ll fill in
Couple
Groom’s name · Bride’s name
Wedding
Wedding date · Muhurat time · Pick the date (for the countdown clock)
Venue
Venue name · Address
Haldi
Haldi day and time
Reception
Reception day and time
Message & details
Dress code
Music
Music
Collects RSVPs on the invitation
About this design
Kamal Kunj, the lotus grove, is painted in the Pichwai tradition of Nathdwara: pink lotuses on a pond, round lotus leaves, white cows with bells and henna handprints, peacocks and jasmine garlands on a plain dusky rose cloth.
Guests arrive at a still pond with one closed bud. A tap sends ripples across the water, the petals unfold layer by layer, smaller buds open around it and garlands drop from above, then the bloom parts to show the couple under a flowering tree.
Inside, the celebrations grow along one lotus stem: a bud for the Haldi, a full bloom for the wedding, an open flower for the reception. The details float on the pond with a countdown on lotus leaves, followed by an RSVP form and a list of who is coming. Loved by Rajasthani, Marwari and Gujarati families, and by anyone who wants a serene, traditional invitation.