A haldi invite should feel like that: bright, casual, a little cheeky. funvite's haldi templates come in marigold and turmeric tones, and you can send one just to the people invited — a separate link from your main wedding invitation.
What to put on a haldi invite
- Whose haldi it is — bride's, groom's, or a joint one
- Date and start time (usually morning or early afternoon)
- Venue — and whether it's indoors or on a lawn
- Dress code: yellow, or "wear clothes you don't mind ruining"
- Any games or a dhol, so people come on time
- Lunch details if guests should stay
Regional names and traditions
In Gujarat it's often called pithi, in Punjab maiyan or vatna, in Bengal gaye holud — where turmeric is sent from the groom's home to the bride's. Many Muslim families hold a manjha or mayun. The essence is the same, but use the name your family uses on the invite; it makes it feel like yours.