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Upanayanam Invitation

उपनयन

An invitation for the thread ceremony — Upanayanam, Munji or Janeu, depending on your tradition. A muhurat-driven ceremony that frequently begins early and runs for several hours, so the invitation has to be precise about timing.

What this invitation covers

  • The muhurat time, stated separately from when guests should arrive
  • How long the ceremony runs, since guests often plan to stay for the meal
  • Venue and map link
  • The names of the parents and grandparents as your family places them
  • RSVP, for catering

What's included

  • A design customised to your family
  • Muhurat, ceremony details, venue and map link entered for you
  • A countdown to the muhurat
  • RSVP with a headcount, returned on WhatsApp
  • Hosting and a shareable link

Pricing starts at ₹999 per event. See the full breakdown

How it works

  1. Send the details

    The muhurat, the venue, and the family names as they should appear.

  2. Choose a design

    Pick a design suited to a traditional ceremony.

  3. Review and share

    Check every name and timing, then share the link.

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Questions

Can the invitation show both the muhurat and the arrival time?
Yes, and it should. The muhurat is when the ceremony begins; guests often need to arrive earlier. Stating both separately avoids people arriving mid-ritual.
What is this ceremony called in different regions?
Upanayanam is the Sanskrit term used widely in the south. Munji is common in Maharashtra, Janeu across much of the north. The invitation uses your family's term.
Can we list the ceremonies across more than one day?
Yes. Where the ceremony is preceded or followed by related rituals on other days, each gets its own timing and venue on the invitation.
Can it be in Sanskrit or our regional language?
Yes. Shlokas and ceremony names can be set in Devanagari or your regional script, alongside English.

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