A funvite engagement invite is quick to make and easy to share. A scratch card that reveals "we're engaged", an envelope with a ring on the seal, or a chat from the couple — each ends with the date, venue and an RSVP.
What to include
- The name of the ceremony your family uses — ring ceremony, sagai, roka
- Both names, and the families hosting
- Date, time, and whether there is a muhurat for the ring exchange
- Venue with map
- Lunch or dinner details
- Dress code, if any
Engagement, roka and the rest
A roka or chunni ceremony is usually a smaller, family-only affair that formalises the match; an engagement or ring ceremony is often the first big celebration. If you're having both, send the roka invite personally to close family and the engagement invite more widely. If the wedding is soon after, you can combine the engagement and save the date in one invite.