Nepali Invitation Card Maker
नेपाली निमन्त्रणा कार्ड मेकर
Create a Nepali, English or bilingual invitation card for weddings, bratabandha, birthdays and more, then download a PNG or print PDF.
Choose a design, add your words and create a private invitation in Nepali, English or both. Download a print card or a portrait image for your phone.
Start with a fictional example. Replace every sample detail before sharing. Your invitation is never published by this tool.
Private draft controls
Nothing is saved automatically. Save stores text and styles in this browser only (including any contact details), until you delete them. Do not save on a shared device. Photos are never saved.
Reset clears this editor and photo; delete draft separately to remove saved text.
Make a Nepali invitation, in your own words
Build a Nepali wedding card, pasni invitation, bratabandha invitation, birthday card, griha pravesh invitation or a general invitation. Each occasion includes a traditional Heritage design and a clean Studio design. The original floral, geometric and festive motifs are drawn locally; ceremonial language is fully editable so you can adapt it to your family and community.
Five steps to your invitation
- Choose an occasion and Nepali, English or bilingual mode.
- Pick a traditional or modern template. Switching designs preserves your text and photo.
- Replace the fictional sample names, message, host and venue. Add optional ceremony and reception details, a photo and a venue link.
- Choose a Nepali-compatible font, colors, alignment, text size and spacing. Use the photo zoom and positioning sliders to crop without dragging.
- Review the preview and warnings, then download PNG or PDF. Test any venue QR code and confirm the date before sending or printing.
Examples and formats
The sample wedding for Aarya and Saksham, Saanvi’s pasni and Pragyan’s bratabandha are fictional. Sample venues and addresses are invented. Replace them before sharing. The print format is 5 × 7 inches at 300 DPI (1500 × 2100 pixels). The phone format is 1080 × 1920 pixels; its PDF is 3.6 × 6.4 inches. PDF pages contain the rendered card so Devanagari text looks the same as the preview. Print at actual size; these files do not include bleed or printer crop marks.
Nepali text and dates
Use Unicode Nepali, including conjuncts such as क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ and श्री. Type or paste your own wording with the Nepali typing tool. Dates use the same table-based utility as the BS/AD date converter. If conversion is unavailable or you prefer your own date wording, select Manual date text. This tool does not determine auspicious ceremony dates.
Privacy and limitations
Names, phone numbers, photos and QR codes are processed in this browser. Nothing is automatically saved. The optional Save draft control stores text and styles in this browser’s local storage until you delete the draft; photos are excluded. Reset clears the editor, while Delete saved draft removes stored text. Downloaded or shared files remain wherever you save or send them. Analytics is disabled on this page; shared site font and icon requests contain no invitation content. No public invitation page, RSVP service or server copy is created.
Long text can exceed the available space. Shorten it, reduce text size or spacing, remove optional elements, or select the taller phone format. Downloads are blocked when text does not fit. The editor does not translate or proofread your wording, verify venue links or check dates with a priest or venue. For festive messages, try the Dashain and Tihar greeting-card maker.