Marathi lagna patrika: majkur and maker (लग्नपत्रिका)
Lagna patrika majkur in the order Marathi cards print it, in a typeface drawn for Marathi, with the tithi and Shaka year worked out for your date.
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1. Card language
2. Choose a design
3. Who is inviting?
Each side usually sends its own card, naming its own child first. Pick whose card this is - the wording changes to match.
4. Fill the details
The groom
Type them the way the card should read - mother first is common on printed cards.
The bride
Date and muhurat
Enter the date, the muhurat time and the city: we work out the panchang line for you.
Not printed. It works out the sunrise, the lagna and the date line.
Venue and other events
Functions print in date and time order.
Top and bottom of the card
Clear it if you want no opening line.
More options
What goes on the card
A Marathi lagna patrika opens with "।। श्री गणेशाय नमः ।।" and often the family deity - "।। श्री खंडोबा प्रसन्न ।।" - then "स. न. वि. वि." and "आमचे येथे श्री कृपेकरून". The groom is "चि." and the bride "चि. सौ. कां." (सौभाग्यकांक्षिणी), each with their parents and home town ("रा. पुणे").
The date line reads "मिती <month> <paksha> <tithi> शके <year> ... या शुभमुहूर्तावर करण्याचे योजिले आहे" - Maharashtra reads the amanta month and the Shaka year. The card asks guests to bless the couple ("... वधू-वरास शुभाशीर्वाद द्यावेत, ही नम्र विनंती") and closes with "~ आपले नम्र ~".
An example, as the maker writes it
।। श्री गणेशाय नमः ।।
शुभविवाह
स. न. वि. वि.
आमचे येथे श्री कृपेकरून
चि. राहुल
(श्री. रमेश व सौ. सुमा कुलकर्णी यांचा ज्येष्ठ चिरंजीव, रा. पुणे)
यांचा शुभविवाह
चि. सौ. कां. अनन्या
(श्री. सुरेश व सौ. लता देशपांडे यांची ज्येष्ठ कन्या, रा. नाशिक)
हिच्याशी मिती कार्तिक कृष्णपक्ष 12 शके 1948 शनिवार, दि. 05 डिसेंबर 2026 रोजी दुपारी 12 वा. 05 मि. या शुभमुहूर्तावर करण्याचे योजिले आहे.
तरी या मंगल प्रसंगी आपण सहकुटुंब, सहपरिवार उपस्थित राहून वधू-वरास शुभाशीर्वाद द्यावेत, ही नम्र विनंती.
विवाहस्थळ
श्री गणेश मंगल कार्यालय
कर्वे रस्ता, कोथरूड, पुणे
हळदी समारंभ · शुक्रवार, दि. 04 डिसेंबर · सायंकाळी 5 वा.
स्वागत समारंभ · सायंकाळी 7 वा.
~ आपले नम्र ~
श्री. रमेश व सौ. सुमा कुलकर्णी
समस्त कुलकर्णी परिवार आणि आप्तेष्ट
आमच्या काकांच्या लग्नाला यायचं हं ! - आर्या, ईशान
Other languages: Kannada wedding card matter (ಲಗ್ನಪತ್ರಿಕೆ) · Hindi shadi card maker (शादी कार्ड)
Questions people ask
How much does it cost?
Nothing: making the card and downloading the WhatsApp image and the print PDF are always free, with no sign-up. The card carries a small purohit.app line at the foot; removing it is a small fee of ₹29, paid once for this card by UPI, card or netbanking, which helps us keep Purohit.app running. If you find a typo later, fix it and download again.
How do you fill the tithi, nakshatra and lagna line?
From the date, the muhurat time and the city, at that moment, the way a panchang would, and in the form each language's cards use. Kannada cards get the samvatsara and Shaka year, the South Indian month, the paksha, the tithi and the lagna; Marathi cards the South Indian month, the tithi and the Shaka year; Hindi cards the North Indian month, the tithi and the samvat; an English card for a city in the south or west (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa) also gets the nakshatra and the lagna. The tithi and nakshatra are taken at the muhurat time. You can change every word of the line; check it with your purohit before you print.
Our muhurat is after midnight. Which date goes on the card?
The wedding day you choose, with the time marked as that night. The maker asks which night you mean, and works out the tithi for the real moment - a 1:15 am muhurat can fall in the next tithi.
Can the groom's side and the bride's side each make their own card?
Yes. Each side names its own child first, as real cards do. Choose who is inviting, and the order and the words change to match.
Can I print it at a local shop?
Yes. The PDF is a 5 x 7 inch card at print quality with 3 mm extra on every side for the printer to trim.
Do you keep the details I type?
No. The card is made on your own phone or computer: the names, the venue and the rest of the wording are not sent to us. Only the date, the muhurat time and the city go to our server, to work out the date line.
Which languages can I make it in?
English, Hindi, Kannada and Marathi. Telugu, Tamil, Bengali and Gujarati are being added once each language's wording has been checked by a native reader.
Can I change the card later?
Yes, on the same phone, as often as you like, and in any language or design.
Does the card have a picture of Ganesha?
No - the invocation is written in words, and the designs use auspicious motifs such as the kalash and the toran, and traditional Indian ornament. Many people prefer this, because printed cards with deity pictures end up being thrown away after the wedding.