Anand Bagh
NewYour names worked in silk into a phulkari
Punjabi wedding invitations
Anand Bagh turns your invite into a family's phulkaris: your names worked in silk into a bagh, a different phulkari for each part of the day, and Ik Onkar only if you choose it.
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Anand Bagh
A family's phulkaris made into an invite: your names worked in silk into a bagh on the cover, and below it a different phulkari for each part of the day, from the chooda to the dhol. The Ik Onkar line appears only if you choose it.
Questions
Can the invite show Ik Onkar?
Yes, if you choose it. Ik Onkar appears in its own place above your names. It is optional and off until you turn it on.
Can we write our names in Gurmukhi?
Yes. Type your names in Gurmukhi and they sit under your names on the cover. The date can show in Punjabi too, in Gurmukhi numerals.
Can it list the Akhand Path, the Jaggo and the Anand Karaj?
Yes. Add each function with its date, time and venue. The Akhand Path, Chunni, Maiyan, Mehndi, Jaggo, Milni, Anand Karaj and reception are one tap each, and the countdown is to the Anand Karaj.
Can guests new to a gurdwara know what to expect?
Yes, if you turn on At the gurdwara: four short notes for guests, such as covering their head and leaving shoes at the entrance.
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