wordings for hindu wedding cards?
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|| om ganeshaya namah ||              OM                  || kula devata||\n\nVakra kunda mahakaya surya koti samaprabha,\nnirvighna karu mei deva Sarva Karyeshu sarvadha.\n\nSmt. & Sri. {parents} \nrequest the pleasure of your company on the manglik occassion of their son /daughter wedding to be held on {date}\n{place}\n\nKindly grace the occassion with your presence and bless the couple for a Happy married life.\n\n!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cute and sappy with a Texas Hold 'em flare: \n"We're All-in."\n\n\nI know someone who jsut got married and she got a very funny and cute engraving in her husband's band -- "Do not Remove."  true story
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If you have them printed it usually will say "M____________"\nand the person will fill  in Mr & Mrs. so and so and if you are giving a choice for their dinners it should also be placed on the card with a little __ next to it so that your guest can tell you which dinner they prefer. I hope this makes sense and good luck
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go to \nwww.abhivyakti-hindi.org/ abhi/hindi_shusha_fonts_dl_help.htm \nwww.gohindi.com/download.htm
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When announcing a marriage that is not going to be having a follow-up reception, keep it simple.  Simply stating (for example)- It is with great pleasure to announce that on (enter date, 2006), (enter name of bride) and (enter name of groom) vowed their love and devotion to eachother in a (for example) seaside ceremony on the beaches of Hawaii.  May they have a happly and blessed life together.\n\nPeople don't really need any other information than that.  Many people understand that in today's day, age and economy, a reception is an unnecessary expense.  Those that are close enough to you already know and anyone that wants to send a gift will have access to your address from the return address on the envelope.  There is no tactful way to present the gift issue if you are not having a reception.  It would be untactful to register somewhere and include that information.  If whomever you are sending the announcements to has an actual impact on your lives, they will send a gift.
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(m)\n\nwedding / wed \n\nA wedding is a marriage ceremony which is held in church or a registry office and also includes the party or special meal which follows the ceremony. All of this usually happens on your wedding day. \n\nThere are a number of other wedding compounds that are associated with wedding day: \n\nThe newlyweds had told everybody that they wanted no wedding presents as they were emigrating to Australia. \nThe predominant colour at Sophie's wedding was creamy white. Her wedding dress was this colour and the icing on the three-tier wedding cake was this colour too. \nIs it true that in Britain you wear your wedding ring on the third finger of your left hand? \nA silver wedding is celebrated after 25 years of marriage and a golden wedding after 50 years. \n \n \n \n     \n If you wed someone, you marry them, but wed is not used very much nowadays as a verb as it is rather old-fashioned. It can sound quite effective however, because it is unusual. Sometimes it has a poetic ring to it: \n\nWe got wed soon after the baby was born. \nI shall never wed as I like to be independent. \n \n      marriage / marry / get married \n\nMarriage describes the relationship between husband and wife or the state of being married: \n\nThey enjoyed a long and happy marriage. \nMost marriages these days do not last. \nThe bride's parents did not approve of Victoria's marriage to George. \n \n \n      If you marry someone, that person becomes your husband or wife and we use the verb marry in preference to wed normally.\n\nHowever, even more usual than marry is get married. This use of get with a past participle is a very common structure in contemporary English and is used across a range of common expressions. It has the same sort of force as reflexive verbs have in other languages. Thus in English we would say: Don't get lost! NOT Don't lose yourselves! Consider the following:\n\nI married the man next door / I got married to the man next door. \nThey didn't get dressed until two o'clock in the afternoon. \nI didn't bother to get washed as I knew I would be working on the farm. \nRemember, it's a big dark wood. Be careful not to get lost. \nWe had known each other for fifteen years before we got engaged. \nI never get invited to Sarah's parties. \nWe got married on 10 June, but by the beginning of the autumn both of us knew that the marriage would not last and that sooner or later we would have to get a divorce / get divorced. \n \n      Interestingly, although we can say they married and they divorced as an alternative to they got married and they got divorced, we cannot say: they engaged. Here, only they got engaged is possible.
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If the language is correct...then you may find the following links helpful\n\n\nAadesh...  Message\nAadhira...  Moon\nAadi...  Important\nAadit... Peak\nAaditya...  Sun\nAahva... Beloved
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namaste or\nhello or\nvanakam or\nhi or\nnamashkar
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By Tradition\nIf this was being made for a ladies  hope chest or Bridal Trousseau then  her Maiden name initials would be used. \nnow that she is married you use her Married initials\n(and her husbands crest if he had one)\nwhich initials to go by are the names she signed the marriage certificate (or how she now signs any legal document like a credit card slip). \n for example if her maiden name was Hephzibah Jane smith and she married Mr doe.\nher monogram would be H.D.J.\nif she had no middle name then you could use her maiden name. and the monogram would be H.D.S.\n\nAnd if she really hates her first name and never uses it then you would use the middle name and the maiden name and the monogram would be J.D.S. \nthe reason given for ignoring the first name in this case is\nthat for all gifts you must always consider the pleasure of the Receiver
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http://www.anniversaryideas.co.uk/wedding.htm
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Traditional Wedding Gifts\nFirst - Paper\nSecond - Cotton\nThird - Leather\nFourth - Fruit/Flowers\nFifth - Wood\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Wool/Copper\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Pottery/Willow\nTenth - Tin/Aluminum\nEleventh - Steel\nTwelfth - Silk/Linen\nThirteenth - Lace\nFourteenth - Ivory\nFifteenth - Crystal\nTwentieth - China\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Pearl\nThirty-Fifth - Coral\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond \n\nModern Wedding Gifts\nFirst - Clocks\nSecond - China\nThird - Crystal/Glass\nFourth - Appliances\nFifth - Silverware\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Desk Sets\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Linen/Lace\nTenth - Leather\nEleventh - Jewelry\nTwelfth - Pearls\nThirteenth - Textiles/Furs\nFourteenth - Gold Jewelry\nFifteenth - Watches\nTwentieth - Platinum\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Diamond\nThirty-Fifth - Jade\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond
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Is it similar to a wedding ceremony? If so then just go by that. If it is different you could still use one of them. I think that is really nice.
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a cute card should suffice
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Traditional Wedding Gifts\n\nFirst - Paper\nSecond - Cotton\nThird - Leather\nFourth - Fruit/Flowers\nFifth - Wood\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Wool/Copper\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Pottery/Willow\nTenth - Tin/Aluminum\nEleventh - Steel\nTwelfth - Silk/Linen\nThirteenth - Lace\nFourteenth - Ivory\nFifteenth - Crystal\nTwentieth - China\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Pearl\nThirty-Fifth - Coral\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond \n-------------------------------\nModern Wedding Gifts\n\nFirst - Clocks\nSecond - China\nThird - Crystal/Glass\nFourth - Appliances\nFifth - Silverware\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Desk Sets\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Linen/Lace\nTenth - Leather\nEleventh - Jewelry\nTwelfth - Pearls\nThirteenth - Textiles/Furs\nFourteenth - Gold Jewelry\nFifteenth - Watches\nTwentieth - Platinum\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Diamond\nThirty-Fifth - Jade\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond
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You can use whatever font you want...do a search for wedding programs and you will have a lot of examples.
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This should tell you all:\nhttp://www.cascadiaweddings.com/trends_traditions/wedding_symbolism.asp
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Congrats on yuor wedding... to be there.. \n\nYou can have fusion for the wedding. \nI am not sure what custom you are going to follow. \nIf you are going through the church type then you can do you christian style dress. \n\nDress has to be Red in colour....You can apply a bindi(red dot on yuor forehead) \n\nIn the evening for reception you can dress in the traditional way. It might be dificult for you to wear a saree if no one is ready to help. Else you can get a Chania Choli (red colour) with gold work on it. It will look nice as well. You can go for the mathcing jewellery with that  for the full set. \n\nAbout the food you can have 3-4 disshes which will be an add on for the people. I am sure the white americans will like the food too. \nSome Items like Papadums and samosas for starters\nItems like Paneer (cheese) Palak(spinach), or Navratan Korma. You can check this from the caterers or the Indian restarants as to what dish you like.. \nThis can be with the Indian breads (Rotis) \nIn sweets you can have Gulab Jamun or Kulfi (type of icecream made from boiling milk for long time)\n\nAnything more IM me.. My wedding was on their last year and I will send you the link for my wedding photos on the yahoo. \n\n\nSmile always