What makes a muhurtham invitation different
Guests plan their morning around the window the priest gave. So the invitation shows it prominently — Muhurtham · 6:30 – 7:30 AM — right under the date on the hero, and again on the ceremony card with Directions and Add to calendar. The calendar entry uses the window's start time, so phones remind guests at the right moment.
For family who cannot travel
Paste a YouTube Live link on the muhurtham event. The card shows Watch live, turns into Live now with a red dot during the ceremony, and plays the stream inside the invitation. Relatives in Dubai or Dallas tap one button — the same link they already have. How to set it up.
Live preview — scroll it like a guest would.
Structure that elders recognise
- Invocation and the inviting elders
- The couple — Chi. and Sow. if the family uses them
- The muhurtham window, the day and the hall
- Nalangu, oonjal or reception as separate cards
- Thangal varugaiyai edhirpaarkkum — awaiting your presence
Names in Tamil script render in a matching Tamil serif alongside the English. See the Tamil wording guide for complete samples.
Kolam, arch and gold — free to build, pay once to share.
Create your muhurtham invitationFAQ
How do I show the muhurtham window?
In the event's Auspicious time field, enter the label (Muhurtham) and the window (6:30 – 7:30 AM). It appears as a gold pill under the date and on the ceremony card.
Can I add the nalangu and the reception too?
Yes — each ceremony is its own event card with a venue, timings, directions and a note.
Does the live stream cost extra?
No. The live-stream link is included on every plan, including the Link plan.