Marathi wedding · Maharashtra
Marathi Wedding Invitation — Digital Lagna Patrika
Make a digital Marathi lagna patrika online. Animated designs with Ganesh invocation, Sakharpuda, Halad and Lagna events, venue map and RSVP. Share one WhatsApp link.
Preview free · pay once from ₹299 when you publish
Designs for a Marathi wedding
A Marathi lagna patrika traditionally opens with Shree Ganeshaya Namah and lists every function — Sakharpuda, Halad, Simant Pujan and the Lagna with its muhurta time. A digital lagna patrika keeps that order and adds what paper can't: a live countdown to the muhurta, a map pin for the mangal karyalay, and a reply button so you know who is coming.
Send it on WhatsApp to relatives in Pune, Mumbai, Nashik, Kolhapur and abroad on the same day — no printing run, no courier, and no reprinting if the hall or timing changes.
Every function, on one invitation
- Sakharpuda — the engagement, where the families exchange sugar and rings
- Halad — turmeric applied to the bride and groom at home
- Simant Pujan — the groom's family is welcomed by the bride's family
- Lagna & Mangalashtak — the muhurta, the Antarpat and the Mangalashtak verses
- Reception — the evening gathering for friends and colleagues
Ready in minutes, shared on WhatsApp
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Choose a design
Pick from animated designs made for Indian weddings and functions.
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Add your details
Names, families, each function with date, time and venue, photos and music.
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Preview free, then share
See it exactly as guests will. Pay once and send one link on WhatsApp.
- Countdown, events, venue map, gallery and music
- RSVP replies collected in your dashboard
- Unlimited edits — your link never changes
- No printing, courier, hosting or subscription
Questions families ask
Can I make a Marathi lagna patrika online?
Yes. Pick a design, fill in a simple form with names, families, the muhurta and each function, and preview it free. You pay only when you want the link to send to guests.
Can I list Sakharpuda, Halad and the Lagna separately?
Yes. Every function is its own event with its own date, time, venue and map, so guests see exactly where to be and when.
Does it open with Shree Ganesh?
Most of our traditional designs open with a Ganesha invocation drawn in gold, the way a printed patrika does.

