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Wedding invitation wording examples for Indian weddings

Couples 18 Jul 2026 10 min read

Copy-ready wedding invitation wording for WhatsApp, digital invites, and printed cards — formal, casual, and Hinglish. Tap Copy on any line.

Formal English

1. The honour of your presence is requested at the marriage of Ananya Sharma and Rohan Mehta.
2. You are cordially invited to celebrate the wedding of Ananya & Rohan.
3. Kindly join us for the sacred wedding ceremonies of Ananya and Rohan.
4. We request the pleasure of your company at our children’s wedding festivities.
5. Please grace the wedding of Ananya Sharma with Rohan Mehta.
6. Join us in blessing Ananya and Rohan as they exchange vows.
7. Your presence will make our celebration complete — Ananya weds Rohan.
8. With gratitude and joy, our families invite you to witness Ananya and Rohan begin their married life.
9. Please join us for the wedding ceremony and dinner celebrating Ananya and Rohan.

Casual English

10. Big news: we’re tying the knot in November! Details inside.
11. Ananya + Rohan = forever. Wedding weekend invites are live.
12. Come eat, dance, and celebrate with us — link for timings & RSVP.
13. Our wedding website has everything: schedule, map, dress code.
14. Consider this your official invite — see you in Jaipur!
15. Wedding loading… Nov 2026. Tap for the plan.
16. We do. You come. Details here.
17. Save the weekend—we have a wedding, a dance floor, and your seat waiting.
18. Good food, happy tears, and our favourite people. Come celebrate with us.

Hinglish

19. Haldi se pheras tak — pura schedule website pe hai.
20. RSVP kar dena please, catering count fix karna hai 🙏
21. Outfit code aur venue map — ek hi link.
22. Family functions + reception — dates locked. Details inside.
23. Aana hai toh RSVP zaroor — link bio / message mein.
24. Mehendi night energy chahiye! Details on the site.
25. Shaadi wale photos baad mein gallery pe milenge — pehle aana.
26. Dhol, dance aur dher saara pyaar—hamari shaadi mein zaroor aana!

Couple-hosted

27. Ananya & Rohan request the joy of your company at their wedding.
28. We’re hosting an intimate wedding weekend — details & RSVP here.
29. From both of us, with love: please celebrate our wedding.
30. Our favourite people, one long weekend, lots of food.
31. Travel notes and hotel tips are on our wedding website.
32. Dress code: festive ethnic. Vibes: maximum.
33. Can’t wait to see you under the lights — RSVP please.
34. We chose forever; now we want our favourite people there to celebrate it.

Parents-hosted

35. With the blessings of both families, Ananya weds Rohan.
36. The Sharma family invites you to Mehendi, Wedding & Reception.
37. Please join us for the wedding celebrations of our daughter Ananya.
38. We look forward to blessing the couple with your presence.
39. Ceremonies will be held in Jaipur — full itinerary online.
40. Your blessings mean the world to both families.
41. Kindly confirm attendance via the RSVP link.
42. With immense joy, both families request your blessings at every wedding celebration.

Reception-only

43. An evening of dinner & celebration for Ananya & Rohan.
44. Reception invite: cocktails, dinner, and dancing.
45. Join us as we celebrate the newlyweds in Mumbai.
46. Black-tie optional / festive formal — see website for notes.
47. Hosted reception in honour of the newly married couple.
48. One night, big love — reception details inside.
49. Please RSVP for reception seating by 1 November.
50. Celebrate the newlyweds over dinner, music, and an evening with family and friends.

Next: pair wording with a digital invite + website strategy.

Frequently asked questions

Should invitation wording be formal for Indian weddings?

Use formal for printed elder invites; WhatsApp can be warmer Hinglish. Keep names, dates, and city crystal clear in both.

Can I use the same text on the website?

Yes — put a short version on the home page and full schedule on Events. Consistency builds trust with guests.

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