Wedding invitations · cultures & faiths
Cultural & Religious Wedding Invitations
Eleven designs in ten themes for Indian, Sikh, Muslim, Vietnamese, Chinese, Christian, Mexican, Jewish, Celtic and Filipino weddings. Where a wedding commonly runs over several days, the details card becomes an events card (Mehndi, Sangeet, Milni, Walima); the Vietnamese, Chinese and Mexican designs carry the invitation in a second language on the back; and the Mexican and Filipino suites add a sponsors card for the padrinos or the entourage.
2 · Pick a theme · 10 themes, 11 designs
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Indian
2 designs · Marigold Mandala, Modern Jharokha
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Sikh
1 designs · Anand Karaj
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Muslim
1 designs · Nikah Geometric
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Vietnamese
1 designs · Lotus
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Chinese
1 designs · Double Happiness
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Christian
1 designs · Scripture
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Mexican
1 designs · Talavera
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Jewish
1 designs · Chuppah & Pomegranate
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Celtic
1 designs · Celtic Knot
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Filipino
1 designs · Sampaguita
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Frequently asked questions
Can I turn the religious lines off?
Yes. Ceremonial lines such as an invocation, a scripture verse or a blessing are switched on or off by you, and they print exactly as written. They start switched off, except the 囍 double happiness character, which starts on.
Can I use a design from another tradition, or none?
Of course. Every line is editable, so a couple can keep a design's artwork and write their own wording, or combine one family's customs with the other's.
Will accented and non-Latin characters print?
Yes. The samples set Vietnamese diacritics, Chinese, Hebrew, Arabic, Gurmukhi and Devanagari, along with Irish and Spanish accents.
Updated through May 2026