Vinanti
NewYour invite as a Jain painted scroll, unrolled
Jain wedding invitations
Vinanti turns your invite into a painted scroll, the Jain letter of invitation, with your names at its head above a white elephant. Jai Jinendra or the Navkar line, the sathiyo and notes for guests on Jain food and meals before sunset appear only if you choose them.
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Vinanti
The Jain letter of invitation, a painted scroll, unrolled down the page: your names at its head above the white elephant, then a painted panel for each part of the invite, from the white bull to the heap of jewels, ending in your own letter. The Navkar line and the sathiyo appear only if you choose them.
Questions
Can the invite open with Jai Jinendra or the Navkar?
Yes, if you choose one. Jai Jinendra, the Navkar's first line in the spelling your family uses (नमो or णमो), Shri Mahaviraya Namah, Om and Shubh Vivah are offered in Devanagari, or you can type your own line. It is set once, at the top of the cover.
Is there a sathiyo on the invite?
Only if you choose it. Turn on Open with the sathiyo and the Jain swastika, with its three dots and crescent, is painted once at the top of the cover.
Can it tell guests about Jain food and meals before sunset?
Yes, if you turn them on. Under the programme, For our guests can read All our food is Jain: no onion, garlic or root vegetables, and Meals are served before sunset.
Can the date also show in Gujarati or Hindi?
Yes. Choose Gujarati, Hindi or Marathi and the date appears again under the English one on the cover, in that script's own numerals. It is the same date written out, not a tithi: type the tithi in your own line if you want one.
Can it list the Phere and the Preetibhoj?
Yes. Add each function with its date, time and venue. Mehendi, Haldi, Sangeet, Phere and Preetibhoj are one tap each, and you can type any other, such as the Mameru or the Garba. The countdown is to the wedding ceremony, or to its muhurat if you add one. The site never suggests or judges a time.
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