Wedding Invitation Quotes for Indian Couples
Wedding invitation quotes for Indian couples, grouped by mood: traditional blessings, romantic lines, Hindi and Urdu shayari, short card quotes and joyful lines.
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A quote gives a wedding invitation its heart: one line, above or below the names, that says what this marriage means. Pick one that sounds like your families, and keep it short enough to read on a phone. Below are quotes grouped by mood. Tap Copy to use one.
Traditional and spiritual quotes
- Two souls, one journey, blessed by the elders and the gods.
- With the blessings of our elders, two families become one.
- Marriages are made in heaven and celebrated on earth.
- As the seven steps are taken, two lives become one forever.
- Around the sacred fire, two hearts promise seven lifetimes.
- What God has joined, may love keep together.
- Bound by tradition, blessed by family, joined by love.
Romantic quotes
- Two hearts, one love, a lifetime of togetherness.
- I have found the one whom my soul loves.
- Every love story is beautiful, but ours is our favourite.
- Together is a wonderful place to be.
- In you, I've found my forever.
- From this day forward, you shall not walk alone.
- Love is not about finding the right person, but creating a right relationship.
Hindi quotes and shayari
- दो दिल, एक धड़कन, सात जन्मों का साथ।
- सात फेरे, सात वचन, सात जन्मों का बंधन।
- प्यार की डोर से बंधे दो परिवार, आपके आशीर्वाद का इंतज़ार।
- Tum saath ho toh har pal khaas hai, har din ek tyohaar hai.
- Do dilon ka milan, do parivaron ka sangam.
- Jahan pyaar hai, wahan bhagwan hai.
Urdu-inspired lines
- Mohabbat ki ek nayi dastaan shuru hone ja rahi hai.
- Do dil mil rahe hain, dua kijiye ki yeh saath hamesha rahe.
- Ishq ki is khoobsurat shuruaat mein aapki dua chahiye.
Short quotes for the card
Six words or fewer, for the space above the names.
- Two hearts, one beginning.
- Forever starts today.
- Love, blessed by family.
- The beginning of always.
- Written in the stars.
- Together, forever, always.
Joyful and light quotes
- Grab your dancing shoes, love is in the air!
- The best things in life are better together.
- We're tying the knot, and the party's on us.
- Happily ever after starts here.
Choosing the right quote
- Match the card's tone. A shloka-led traditional card suits a spiritual quote; a modern pastel card suits a short romantic line.
- One quote, not three. A single line above the names reads as elegant; several feel crowded.
- Check the language with an elder. Hindi and Urdu lines should be checked for spelling and meaning before printing.
- Keep it readable on a phone. Most guests will read the invite on WhatsApp; a long poem won't fit the first screen.
- Put it in the right place. Above the names for a blessing; below the names, or at the end, for a romantic line.
A quote is the couple's voice in one line. Choose the one you would say out loud.
Before you print or send
- One quote chosen, in the same language as the card
- Spelling checked by a fluent reader
- It fits on the first screen of the invite
- Both families are happy with the tone
Quotes for the end of the invitation
- Your presence will be the greatest blessing of all.
- With love, two families now one.
- Come for the wedding, stay for a lifetime of memories.
A quote at the end of the card works like a signature: it's the last thing guests read before the RSVP. A warm closing line like these leaves them smiling, and pairs well with a more traditional quote at the top.
Frequently asked questions
Where does a quote go on a wedding invitation?
Usually above the names, after the blessing line, or at the very end before the RSVP. Choose one place and keep the rest of the card clean.
What is a good short quote for a wedding card?
"Two hearts, one beginning" and "Forever starts today" are popular because they are short and fit any design. For a traditional card, "Bound by tradition, blessed by family, joined by love" works well.
Can I use a Hindi quote on an English invitation?
Yes. A Hindi or Urdu line at the top, with the rest in English, is a lovely way to honour both languages. Keep it to one line.
Should the quote be religious?
Only if your families would like it. A shloka or a line about the seven pheras suits a traditional card; a romantic line suits a modern one.
Related reading
- Wedding Invitation Wording: Examples for Every Function
- Pheras Decoded: What Each of the Seven Vows Really Means
- Indian Wedding Planning Checklist: 12 Months to the Wedding Day
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