It is very important to design wedding cards according to Vastu. Putting pictures of bride and groom or gods and goddesses on the card is considered inauspicious. Instead, incorporating auspicious mantras, right colors and all the necessary information increases auspiciousness and positive energy.
Wedding Card Vastu Tips: While designing wedding cards, it is important to keep certain Vaastu and religious principles in mind. Ignoring them can have a negative impact on your life. Know more about Vaastu tips for wedding cards.
What should not be printed on wedding cards?
photo of bride and groom
Nowadays, many people put pictures of the bride and groom on their cards to make them attractive. However, according to Vastu Shastra, it is considered inauspicious. This can increase the evil eye and inadvertently create tension or differences in marital life.
picture of lord ganesh
According to Vastu, putting a picture of Lord Ganesha on the card is also considered inappropriate. This is because most of the cards are thrown away or kept somewhere after the wedding, which can be disrespectful to the image of God. Instead, you can write auspicious words like “Shri Ganeshaya Namah”, “Shubh Vivah” and “Shubh Mangalam” on the card.
Correct color of card and auspicious mantra
According to Vastu Shastra, the color of the wedding card should transmit positive energy. Red, yellow, saffron or white colors are considered auspicious. These colors symbolize good luck, love and harmony. You can also write Ganesha or Vishnu mantras on the card, such as: “Mangalam Lord Vishnu, Mangalam Garudadhwaja, Mangalam Pundarikakshho, Mangalayatna Hari.”
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Be sure to include this information in the wedding card
A wedding card is not just an invitation – it should clearly state all the important details
- Ganesh or Mata Puja time
- Date of Haldi, Mehndi, Mandap and Phero
- Place and time of reception or banquet
- Names of bride and groom and their parents
A wedding card is not just an invitation, it is a symbol of auspiciousness, Vaastu and positive energy. Creating a card with the right colour, auspicious mantra and necessary information ensures a successful, auspicious and stress-free marriage ceremony.
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